New late medieval knight sculpt

[Steel fist]

Here is another knight, with a very unusual combination of a kettle type helmet with a bevor that covers the full face, the vision slit is the gap between helmet and bevor. The breathing holes are the long mouth like decoration that could also be used for vision of the ground area.
I still have to add a scabbard.
Again this one is the same size as Perry miniatures and could be used in any conflict in Western Europe from 1450-1500

[levied troop]

Like the look of that - and your first one as well.  More please 

[Phil Robinson]

Like it, very menacing.

[commissarmoody]

That's a pretty combination.

[Lovejoy]

Lovely sculpt, both this and the previous one. And I have to say, as much as I like your samurai, I think these have a much bigger market potential; do some more!

[Steel fist]

Thanks all, yeah I will do a few, but Just characters filling in some of my perceived gaps in the fantastic Perry range. It's funny there are a good number of interesting late medieval helmets that are not featured in the Perry line at all, yet the have some sets with the same heads that are in other sets.

[Atheling]

Thanks all, yeah I will do a few, but Just characters filling in some of my perceived gaps in the fantastic Perry range.

That sounds like an excellent plan Oli.

It's funny there are a good number of interesting late medieval helmets that are not featured in the Perry line at all, yet the have some sets with the same heads that are in other sets.

It's extremely hard to be critical of them though when you look at their amazing prolific output

Darrell.

[painterman]

Oliver
Another wonderful pose and choice of helm - to my mind it has a Spanish feel (not sure why) - the final reconquest of Granada is certainly a gap in the Perry range which you could compliment if it took your fancy?
For Iberian inspiration, have a look at Pastrana Tapestries - https://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2011/pastrana/pastrana_panels.pdf

Simon.

[Steel fist]

Thanks again, I think I won't bother with any range as such it's too stressful plus these are a break from when doing samurai starts driving me crazy, I find it good to give the mind a rest. But you will see these more often now.

Oliver
Another wonderful pose and choice of helm - to my mind it has a Spanish feel (not sure why) - the final reconquest of Granada is certainly a gap in the Perry range which you could compliment if it took your fancy?
For Iberian inspiration, have a look at Pastrana Tapestries - https://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2011/pastrana/pastrana_panels.pdf

Simon.

I'm glad you noticed the Spanish look simon, though this helmet is not quite Spanish I was thinking on the inspiration of Spanish helmets, and the throat plate is Spanish in design. Maybe he is a mercenary or Spanish noble staying in a Burgundian household or even just a knight that noticed that style in his
travels and commissioned a Spanish throat guard.

That sounds like an excellent plan Oli.
It's extremely hard to be critical of them though when you look at their amazing prolific output

Darrell.

No criticism intended. It's actually yo my advantage there are gaps!

[Captain Blood]

Another wonderful pose and choice of helm - to my mind it has a Spanish feel (not sure why)

Exactly what I thought. A flavour of the Aragonese helmet that I attempted here...