I decided to try a more ambitious paint job with damask
barding which required a bit of fore thought before dipping the brush. I have also located some French banners which I
think lift things too.
I’ve gone for two main colours red and blue
with the white cross of St Dennis as a unifying theme along with Valois colours red
white and yellow.
Here are two Gendarmes in blue.
Last but not least here are some Border Horse looking suitably grim and light fingered. I think they would benefit from the addition of either a St George's or a St Andrew's cross painted on their Jacks-but, I want to use them for both English and Scots retinues so plain they remain.
I will get around to producing a distinctive Heid Man for both sides. The lad with the crossbow is from the 15mm Co, one pose only sadly.
The figures are mostly QRF with Milliput shields added.
I will get around to producing a distinctive Heid Man for both sides. The lad with the crossbow is from the 15mm Co, one pose only sadly.
That’s good, detailed work in 15mm. I am not much of an Essex fan myself.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, I'm pleased with how they came out. Yeah Essex are a bit hit and miss for me, but when they are good they take some beating.
ReplyDeleteVery nice conversions for a time period that's very close to my heart, well done. The only thing that spoils the look is the poor quality scans used for the flags. Email me on petesflags@yahoo.com and I'll put deal together for the French. Cheers Pete
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