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

[Dr. The Viking]

Outstanding and positively vibrant!

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

Are the chest badges transfers as they all look identical?

Thanks Mick. No, they're hand painted.

That is even better

[verd]

Great stuff captain! An amazing work again!

[Anna Elizabeth]

More outstanding work, Captain Blood.

You are the best I've evers seen.

[rumacara]

Well done Richard.
Great choice of colours.
Your army is looking very good.

[Knight of St John]

That's some fine painting. How long do you need on each miniature ?

[Captain Blood]

Difficult to say, because I always paint in batches of 5 - 10 figures at a time, and spread out across several painting sessions, usually over the course of a week or two weeks, fitting the painting in when I can.

But I suppose if the figure was ready prepped, it would take around 1 - 2 hours to complete a figure from start to finish, depending a lot on how much detail was on that figure.

Put it this way... typically I paint only around 120 - 150 figures a year, so I'm certainly not prolific.
(I know some wargamers who paint 150 figures inside a couple of days...  )

[Metternich]

Your Yorkist archer contingent is simply phenomenal.

[scrivs]

Now they are lovely!

[UbiqueMatt]

Top notch painting, the attention to detail is fantastic.

[Captain Blood]

Thanks chaps 

[NurgleHH]

Richard, these last pictures are great. Not so shiny and look more like having your figures in your real hands. New camera???

[Atheling]

Beautiful stuff Richard as usual 

Just for the record, the bags pf arrows and the cover for the bows were made out of (oiled) canvas and not leather  .

Just mentioning it as it looks like the archer who is carrying his arrows and his bow in a more leathery colour. Of course, this does not detract from the painting!!

Darrell.

[Iain R]

HOLY SHH....

Even by the standard already set in this thread, those are incredible! An absolute joy to behold.

[KorNat]

This is one of the most inspiring historical threads I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing that.