So, here are the last few Hundred Years War figures for the Painting Challenge. Over the weekend I managed to splash some paint on fifteen more English archers in a mix of different livery designs.
I was rather hoping to get more done, but these last twenty figures shall have to suffice. I still have many more to paint and you shall be able to watch this project grow over on Scrivsland. This week I plan to finish off these units and then make a start on more Men at Arms, I have loads more to paint.
One of the reasons I did not get more done is that last night chum Drew and I managed to get the entire collection out and play a game of Hail Caesar with them. Here are a few shots from the game.
The French arrayed |
The English arrayed |
French Men at Arms and supporting foot |
English war-bow |
More English war-bow |
The Priest at his church |
This shall likely not end well |
The French Knights stalled and were eventually repulsed |
French Men at Arms strike home on the English left |
The 'Jolly Fisherman' disorder marker |
The French came on and were driven back again and again |
Under weight of numbers the English left is eventually broken. |
The English right holds firm. |
Fin! |
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Ahh, it's wonderful to see the fruits of this Challenge paraded out on the field of honour - Bravo! This score of archers and French infantry will put you nicely over double your original target estimate of 750 points. Well done Paul!
- Curt
Wonderful stuff Paul :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteWow, more medieval sand then action shots them going medieval on each other! Really enjoyed this project Paul, one of my faves for when vit8ng comes around.
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter
DeleteLove the game shots! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks
Deletegreat stuff Paul!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander
DeleteFantastic work,love the action photos!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain
DeleteVery nice, waht really impresses me is the fact that they are all individually based.
ReplyDeleteCheers John
DeleteExcellent additions to your force! It was a joy to follow your progress throughout the challenge and I shall have an eye on the further development of this army.
ReplyDeleteThank you, more to come on Scrivsland this weekend ;)
DeleteWonderful looking forces Paul!
ReplyDeleteChristopher