One of the side effects of a really good game is that it sets off my wargames butterfly...
This can sometimes lead to me dropping what I am working on to pick up a stalled project or diving head first into a shiny new one.
I have been good this time and scratched that post game itch by taking a couple of photo's of my 15th Century French.
They currently stand at three units
More of a contingent than an army...
The Scottish Archers of the Guard.
The rather English looking flag is based on the Durward (Scottish)Arms and indicates the presence of a certain Quentin Durward.
If you haven't watched The Adventures Of Quentin Durward starring Robert Taylor, you are in my opinion missing a treat.
The first unit of infantry.
The second unit of infantry.
All the flags were made by me using Photoshop although I have since over painted the French Royal Arms and will probably do the others in time...its the butterfly in me.
All the best. Aly
Those are mighty fine, I like the grassy bases, a lot nicer looking than the static stuff. What is it may I ask?
ReplyDeleteHi Phil...
DeleteMy basing technique involves a cunning mix of static grass and K&M flock.
I shall post a mini tutorial in your honour.
All the best. Aly
That would be ace, Thanks. It really the part.
ReplyDeleteFabulous contingent great research and imagination.
ReplyDeleteThank you David
DeleteAll the best. Aly