Another unit of mounted crossbow men, once again mostly hinchcliffe with added Perry plastic heads with a few unknown ebay late mediaeval types to make up the numbers, gone for a more red and green type livery this time which I'm pretty happy with. The French flag is from the Perry plastic light cavalry set.
Next up another unit of stradiots in Venetian service and then probably more terrain, which I'm spending a fair bit of time on , the next pike block is probably a while off.
All the best Iain
Top notch job, lovely units!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil!
DeleteBest Iain
Nice crossbowmen! What which rules are you basing these figures?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan! I'll probably be using them for either to the strongest or warlords pike and shot, the basing is copied from Olicanalads, the light cavalry are spread out a bit more so they have the same width 45mm but are deeper,it seems to work for me!
DeleteBest Iain
The basing does look really good. Will think about this for my TYW Croats.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot! I look forward to your Croats and hope to do them myself, someday!
DeleteBest Iain
Nicely done...
ReplyDeleteAll the best. Aly
Thanks Aly!
DeleteBest Iain
Another useful unit Iain, I like the head swaps.
ReplyDeleteThanks Oli! Yes I think the head swaps help a lot!
DeleteBest Iain
A nice looking unit.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!
DeleteBest Iain
Excellent work as always!
ReplyDelete(but your math seems a bit off - I only count 8 figures; not 34) :)
Thanks Fitz! Oh you know numbers aren't my strong point, it's all about the painting!
DeleteBest Iain
Very nice, the array of one off-set behind the other does give a nicer unit effect than everything ranked in a single line. Also nice variation in the horse flesh. I do have 3 boxes of WoR Perry plastics and really must get something done with them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Norm! Looking forward to your Perry plastic WoRs!
DeleteBest Iain
Excellent mounted crossbow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cyrus!
DeleteBest Iain
Lovely work Iain, and the head swaps have worked well again.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence! The headswaps help I think!
DeleteBest Iain
More excellent work sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Michal!
DeleteBest Iain
Very iconic unit and a good mish-mash of figures too, showing their irregular status. Nice to see them having a theme but not completely uniform.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joe! Nicely irregular was what I was aiming for!
DeleteBest Iain
Nice work on these chaps.
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul!
DeleteBest Iain
I do like crossbow units, cracking work Iain!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran! Good of you to say so!
DeleteBest Iain
Nicely done. If I had a crossbow I would feel even more dangerous if I also had a horse like these guys do. 😀
ReplyDeleteThanks Stew! I think you're right! Early mounted infantry I'd say!
DeleteBest Iain
great conversions, and in the movement of the staggered figures on the beautiful work bases.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ronin! I think the basing helps!
DeleteBest Iain
Nice work on these Iain! I quite like the fellow with the yellow hat ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yes, he's one of the Perry metal 16th century heads,he works pretty well!
DeleteBest Iain
Great additions. These troops were far more useful before and after battle, than during it, I think!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter! Not the most useful but you've got to have them!
DeleteBest Iain
More beautiful looking Renaissance troops Iain!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith! Come out alright!
DeleteBest Iain
Bravo another complete unit, nice mix and nice conversions, I like the pieces that become unique with a few conversions.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ronin! Head swaps are easy and useful!
DeleteBest Iain