Just a very quick post to show off my first painted unit for my 15th century Swiss force.
The minis are 10mm pendraken and are really nice to paint, which is handy because I have another 5 pike units to do!.
Just a very quick post to show off my first painted unit for my 15th century Swiss force.
The minis are 10mm pendraken and are really nice to paint, which is handy because I have another 5 pike units to do!.
These look awesome mate.
ReplyDeleteBloody scary too! Can't wait to see them in action.
Ta very much sir, the army list I'm working from needs 6of these units so hopefully on the table they should look pretty good.
Delete10mm, my god... do you use magnifying glasses ? I'm not even sure I could see them on my table... Nice painting, and love the banners :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil, yes I did use a magnifying lamp!. They are actually really easy to paint as you can hide the messy ones behind the rest!.
DeleteNice unit and terrain! It's good to see you back with this blog. Cheers, Karl
ReplyDeleteThanks it's good to be back!. Hopefully I will have more to show soon.
DeleteNice work, its a scale I've never worked with but you've done a fine job.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's a fun scale to paint once you get used to it.
DeleteGreat unit Mr Sprinks!
ReplyDeleteThanks mate, I'm pretty pleased with them.
ReplyDeleteReally nice. I'm very partial to Swiss and Burgundians.
ReplyDeleteTa muchley, they are a bit of a go to for me too.
DeleteLooking good sir! Are you planning on playing One Hour Wargames with them?
ReplyDeleteThanks very much. They are based for kings of war and Niel Thomas's medieval rules but I dare say they will find their way into some one hour wargaming too.
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