Scurrers, Forridors, Light javelins and staves, border horse

[Stuart]

I love all the descriptions of these.



More photographs here;

http://www.stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/scurrers-revisited.html

Stuart

[fred]

Very nice!

[Phil Robinson]

Superb stuff, Stuart.

[painterman]

Wouldn't be half as good without those hounds!!
 
Liking those deeper bases - well worth the effort.
Cheers, Simon.

[Arlequín]

I think they had more names* than you have figures... which look absolutely great as usual. 

* Costrils, custrells, currours, harbingers... and hobilars (who get a mention as late as 1485 at least) 

[Ray Rivers]

Very nice!

And yep, the dogs are a real nice touch.

[Blackwolf]

Nice! Like those very much

[Goliad]

I admire your commitment to the period - a real labour of love that shows in every base. I wish I could commit to a single period/campaign like that - every time I think I have found "my focus" I am distracted by something new a few months later...

[Captain Blood]

Gorgeous.
Simon's doggies really add a lot.
(Got any more of those Simon? )

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

Fantastic - well done.

(I will have to order some of those dogs...)

[Paul]

 

[painterman]

At the risk of hijacking the posting - forgive me Stuart(!) - yes Richard and Mick (and anyone else?) there are some hound castings still for sale.
If you would like to visit the blog - the purchasing info is on there. If Paypal is not your bag, then just drop me a PM and we can sort some other way out (a cheque perhaps...anyone remember them!).
http://je-lay-emprins.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/release-hounds.html

many thanks..now normal service can be resumed re these wonderful Tudor Scurrors!!

Simon.

[OSHIROmodels]

Excellent work 

cheers

James

[Jeff965]

Fantastic painting and wonderful diorama. I have a question if I may, would you be able to tell me the colours used for the horses (the light and dark brown) they are beautiful and I wouldn't mind having a go at doing some like that.

[Stuart]

Simon, you hi-jack away, they're lovely sculpts and really add some drama to the base.

Jeff I use a variety of Foundry Spearshaft, Drab, Deep Brown Leather, Tan, Chestnut & Bay brown usually with a bay brown or black & bay brown wash. All of those browns intermingle to an extent so you can have various mid-grades of shade and highlight (hope that makes sense).