Captain Blood's Perry Mounted Men at Arms. P.157 Another company of men at arms

[OSHIROmodels]

They do the job 

[Silent Invader]

Lovely pjs

[Old Hob]

Nicely done!
I'm still working my way through the entire thread. I'm not normally that fussed by the War of the Roses, but the thread is joyously brilliant and the painting and modelling is impeccable. I especially like all the stripy hoes. 

[Bloggard]

superb.

[MaaX]

Excellent! A true inspiration 

[MaleGriffin]

Beautifully done! Inspirational!

[SirGromit1879]

These are absolutely gorgeous WOW!

[Stuart]

Loving these Richard, especially the muted palette.

Rees is a great character, I created a unit with him in for a little later in his life on the 1513 campaign in France;

https://stuartsworkbench.blogspot.com/2018/11/rhys-ap-thomas-and-demilancers.html?m=1

[tomrommel1]

very nice retinue

[Captain Blood]

Thanks chaps

Rees is a great character, I created a unit with him in for a little later in his life on the 1513 campaign in France;

https://stuartsworkbench.blogspot.com/2018/11/rhys-ap-thomas-and-demilancers.html?m=1

Thanks Stuart. He was certainly a character by the sound of things. What a career 

[valleyboy]

A nice bunch of Valleyboys Richard

[Captain Blood]

Haha! Thanks Kerry 

[Captain Blood]

Hot on the heels of Sir Rhys ap Thomas, here's another Welsh contingent - longbowmen for Henry Tudor (although the excellent Pete's Flags flag is allegedly Jasper Tudor).

I've done the rest of my Tudor retinue in green and white livery, but got bored with that, so these boys are in red and green, just because...

These are Perry bodies and arms drawn from across all their medieval sets, but with Warsteel Miniatures heads - which certainly help to mix them up a bit.

That's 8 full companies of longbows for Billhooks. Probably enough?

[Atheling]

Simply splendid Richard 

[glenning]

Looking great as usual! Are the Warsteel Miniatures commercially available yet?