All Plastic except the Gun and Crew and all are Perry Miniatures products to expand The Red and the Black, Wars of the Roses (and Beer trade and Bacon secrets wars).
First the Foot dudes and the thing that goes Boom! The metal gun crew needed a bit of prep work.
Next is 4 Knights. I completed 11 of these last year so had 1 left from last years Challenge unpainted. I decided to get another box though as they are the Abrams tanks of their times.
Next is my new favourites in the Army. Light Horsemen. Two sets will give me enough for eventually 2 units of Spears, 1 of Crossbows and 1 of bows, (Six in each).
So that's it for this week. Just two larger posts as requested by the rowing slaves.
The Bomber has been parked and has the cover pulled over it.....for now. :)
The Bomber has been parked and has the cover pulled over it.....for now. :)
Enjoy your painting everyone. Cheers
You really can crank these lovely red and black high medieval troops out Brendon! I think the thing that strikes me in this batch is this alternating bands on the lances which always looks good and in red and black seems especially eye catching.
Another 145 points sees you take your tally to a very healthy and nicely rounded 555 points which is over 1/3 of your target. Nice one! Cheers, Millsy.
PS. Thanks for parking the bomber. I was starting to understand what life during the blitz must have been like :-)
Excellent stuff. I do like the Perry WotR stuff, especially when well done like this
ReplyDeleteWow! Those look great. I particularly am drawn to the light cavalry -- great work!
ReplyDeleteNice additions to the Beer and Bacon Defence Corps :)
ReplyDeleteBrendan I've been working on many of these same figures and I very much admire your results. Your beers and bacon crew got me hooked on the Perry Early renaissance range last challenge, and joy still inspire.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely work. Peter
Thank you Peter. Cheers
DeleteVery nice! any chance of a group shot with all of last year's stuff too?
ReplyDeleteThe Red and Black force grows even larger is there no end? I do hope not as I am enjoying these each week. They look terrific
ReplyDeleteI love this army can we get a group shot some time?
ReplyDeleteIt's a cracking force your building
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Brendon!
ReplyDeleteAs Adam said I do love this army. You must post the completed army when you are done
ReplyDeleteLovely!! Love the candy strips lances
ReplyDeleteGreat painting work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and very harmonious work.
ReplyDeleteVery nice again, The Beer and Bacon guys from last year get more troops, can't complain
ReplyDeleteIan
Very well done! That red/black colour combo is ace.
ReplyDeleteThe bombing campaign continues, with devastating effect - that's one helluva nice army you have there, with a bold and distinctive colour palette, expertly rendered. Simply spectacular!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on an excellent project. I love the stripped lances and that gun with its team are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThese are very nice. You must give us an overall army shot when you are done. I really enjoy this project.
ReplyDeleteThese are very nice. You must give us an overall army shot when you are done. I really enjoy this project.
ReplyDeleteCracking work there! How about a group shot of all the Beer&Bacon forces when you are getting done? :)
ReplyDeleteNice work here.. keep it up!
ReplyDeleteWow,your horses are really well painted. Of course the figures are excellent too but the horses really caught my eye.
ReplyDeleteHmm, maybe Perry WotR would be a good Warhammer Empire proxy. I'm sure some one has a list out there somewhere.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff Brendon!
ReplyDeleteOoh, the Beer and Bacon force just upped the ante with the cannon! Very nice work! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love these, and their colour scheme. I'd love to see your full army shot one day.
ReplyDeleteLovely job Kiwi!
ReplyDelete+1 on the request for pics of the completed army please
Thanks everyone. They are going to make for lots of options for Kings of War.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a group shot when further down the track.
Cheers