So my rate of output since the regular challenge has dropped hugely, partly due to using the regular challenge to push through my lead & plastic mountains has left me 'painted out' but also because I'm running a club campaign via eMail and that's taking up a lot of my time at present.
So I finally got the next group of my Elizabethans / Border Ruffians completed.
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Auld Walt's Henchmen |
The group of six foot figures are the Hoka Hey '
Auld Walt' and his family gang, they are a pleasure to paint and as with the Armstrong family I have designated two of them to be leaders and the other four to be their closest henchmen
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View #1 |
So 'Auld Walt' is the grey haired guy in these two photo's and not having much imagination, I'll go with his companion being his son, 'Young Walt'
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View #2 |
The mounting figures are three mounted senior officers or government officials, these are from Casting Room Miniatures if I remember correctly and are offered as Generals.
Again these figures were fun to paint, lots of horse flesh which I enjoy and then a good mix of armour types, sashes and leather attire.
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Officers form the front |
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And from the rear! |
Next up a job lot of Border horse, without riders! I plan to use horses from an old Perry's plastic WoR Mounted Men-at-Arms set to mount the majority of these.
I really like your border horse project, these are more lovely additions!
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These figures are certainly full of character, and a great paintjob too!
ReplyDeleteNice characters with personality in them
ReplyDeleteNice addition to your project👍
ReplyDeleteGreat looking rufflenecks, Mike! I quite like the irascible Old Walt. He doesn't look like he puts up with much guff.
ReplyDeleteLove these models, great work
ReplyDeleteNice work Mike.
ReplyDeleteLovely work. Your group of ne'er-do-wells look like grizzled old troublemakers.
ReplyDeleteLoving this border wars project!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Mike!
ReplyDeleteGreat colour choices Mike!
ReplyDeleteNice reivers!
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