Perry Tudor Conversions, Mounted Archers, page 54

[Stuart]

Thanks both, Iain they're from the foot knights command sprue. I'll post a painted photograph soon.

[Stuart]

I coloured him in

[Jeff965]

Lovely 

[commissarmoody]

So good!

[caveadsum1471]

Really very good, got to love that green and white colour scheme on a great conversion.
Best Iain

[Stuart]

Possibly my favourite so far

[commissarmoody]

Will these guys also work for the "Rough Wooing" and Henry's 2nd war with France?

[Stuart]

Not really no, the base coat was a feature of the early Tudor period up until around 1525 after which the uniform jackets are shorter.

[Stuart]

Here are two near contemporary studies, 1513 & 1544 the main difference being that the coat extends to or slightly further than the knee in the earlier period.

[commissarmoody]

Thank you for the images

[Stuart]

This chap looks a bit like a sailor but hey ho.

[Captain Blood]

Oooh he looks great, Stuart 

[Stuart]

In colour

[CaptainHaddonCollider]

I am continuously amazed at how you've achieved a uniform yet unique look for each of your figures. I understand why this one is a favourite - a lot of character and a very well sculpted coat. Thank you so much for the inspiration!

[Jeff965]

Lovely work as usual Stuart, how many before you have a unit?