Perry Crusaders

[Sir Tobi]

Hi all,

Santa was kind enough to bring me a generous resupply of Perry Crusaders. This gave me the oppertunity to finish my existing Crusader army for DBA - and to further enhance it in the coming months for other Systems.









Best regards and all the best for the new year,
Tobi

[painterman]

Gorgeous looking figures - great collection!

[Mitch K]

Lovely work!

[Galloping Major]

Lovely work!

Very much agree 


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[janner]

Excellent. Who made the castle?

[Juan]

Very nice work. Your colours are fantastic!

[Emir of Askaristan]

Excellent, very atmospheric. 
Rohirrim horse looks good, was it an easy fit?

[westwaller]

They look good!

[Sir Tobi]

Many thanks for your kind comments, I really appreciate your support!

@ Janner: The castle is scratchbuild by me using foamboard and cardboard. By now only the first segment is finished (a tower and a wall-section) - I'll post more of it when it is nearer to completion.

@ Emir: Yes, both the Rohirim-horse and the knights of Gondor horses (for the Military Order) fit very well and give a lot of variation. It also adds stability, as the original Perry horses of this range are quite fragil and have very thin wrists.

[bishop lord]

Great looking fig's

Jason.

[janner]

@ Janner: The castle is scratchbuild by me using foamboard and cardboard. By now only the first segment is finished (a tower and a wall-section) - I'll post more of it when it is nearer to completion.

Nicely done, I'm looking forward to seeing it when its finished

[Engel]

That is some great looking miniatures.

[Emir of Askaristan]

Thanks for that's horse tip, the terrain is nice too. Is it a felt mat?

[Emir of Askaristan]

Thanks for that's horse tip, the terrain is nice too. Is it a felt mat?

[Sir Tobi]

Thank you!

@Emir: It is one of my flexible gaming mats - here you can see the complete mat:


If you're interested in how the mats work: I've done a tutorial for the last issue of Wargames Soldiers and Strategy, and also an older one on my blog: http://tobispaintpot.blogspot.de/2012/10/a-new-horizon-tutorial-for-flexible.html