The second unit is a mix of old glory pike and sword and buckler men with the odd Perry plastics to fill that out. The shot are made of Foundry figures from their conquistadors range again with a Perry plastic to finish off a unit. The foundry figures are lovely to paint, I have to say that the old glory are also pretty good.
I realise that there is a variation in the colours of the basing, I think the first base is a bit too late but I'll live with it. I still need to sort out flags for these chaps and lots of the Italian wars units . I'm still working on the baggage train and napoleonic french, although there are another couple of Spanish colonela to come.
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Perfect looking units!
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Thanks Michal, hardly perfect but good enough!
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Two more fine additions to your growing Italian Wars project! Very good to see some Spanish working their way into the line-up. I have not see the Foundry Conquistadors. I need to have a look!
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Thanks Jonathan, I'd like to see you have a go at the foundry conquistadors, they do sword and buckler men too, I guess they are strictly speaking a little after 1525 and my Perry pike are more like 1515 at best but I think they're all close enough for jazz and look alright together!
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Very nicely done, two impressive and beautiful units, love the pikes in the background, great project and great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil,very kind of you.
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Great to see some Spanish joining the forces. The old foundry conquistador figures are great, a joy to paint!
ReplyDeleteThanks Oli, yeah lovely figures to paint, nice to see them based.
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Impressive work on combining so many different makes. They look great together. Some of the OG Medieval ranges ("Revenge") are quite nice - if not slightly smaller than current 28's.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean,I'm happy enough mixing makes for this period, it is at least a pre uniform age.
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OKay, been going through your posts (No idea why I hadn't before...) and am impressed with your projects mate.
ReplyDeleteHow do you transport these units of pike? O_o Pokey bits everywhere!
Boxes tall enough I can put a lid on! The properly pointy one's are a pain but I cheat and use florist wire which isn't pointy and is also cheap!
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