As I work through my pile of lead, I pulled out these recent additions that I received in a trade. These are older metal 28mm medieval figures.
I decided to paint these up in two different liveries as reinforcements to my HYW French and/or English armies. First up are two bases of pike/spear. These were very nicely sculpted figures which were easy to paint.
There is also a base of blades and a base of bow.
I had an extra figure so I made a general out of him.
Then there were two more bases of spear/pike in a slightly larger size for which I used a blue colour scheme. These figures are a bit smaller than contemporary 28mm figures; I have compared them to GW Bretonnian bow below and they fit is pretty good.
Up next: I have a bunch of 1/72 AWI Americans primed as well as some 28mm Italian renaissance figures. But things will be slow then next week or so as I concentrate on vacationing. Next club night is August 16th and I'll run another War of 1812 game using For Honour and Glory and my new Hotz mat.
I decided to paint these up in two different liveries as reinforcements to my HYW French and/or English armies. First up are two bases of pike/spear. These were very nicely sculpted figures which were easy to paint.
There is also a base of blades and a base of bow.
I had an extra figure so I made a general out of him.
Then there were two more bases of spear/pike in a slightly larger size for which I used a blue colour scheme. These figures are a bit smaller than contemporary 28mm figures; I have compared them to GW Bretonnian bow below and they fit is pretty good.
Up next: I have a bunch of 1/72 AWI Americans primed as well as some 28mm Italian renaissance figures. But things will be slow then next week or so as I concentrate on vacationing. Next club night is August 16th and I'll run another War of 1812 game using For Honour and Glory and my new Hotz mat.
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