From PaulSS: Agincourt English Archers (60 points)

My vacation saw very little painting but much assemblage of Perry Miniatures plastics, including 30 more English bowmen. These mainly drew on the English Army 1415-1429 set but includes many bodies and heads from the Agincourt French Infantry 1415-29 set. I also got some use out of the mounted archer components in the Agincourt Mounted Knights 1415-29 set, if a bow is held in a right hand it's from that set.

Following on from the recent brown and green French spearman unit I painted this time I opted for a brown and blue scheme. The brown is off a base-coat of VMC Flat Earth and the blue is off a base-coat of VMC Medium Blue.

The unit movement trays are a custom order from Warbases, while the stakes are included in the English Army 1415-1429 set.

A close up of each of the individuals. I tried to maintain the blue-brown particoloured look but without applying the same livery to every figure.

These chaps should also contribute to the Hither do I Challenge Thee duel. More archers on the painting table and hopefully complete in time for the challenge end.

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And we have yet another entry of renegade Frenchmen from PaullSS. What what, did you ever hear a Plantaganet dare to speak that scurrilous tongue of English? Non! These be renegade Frenchmen, seeking to steal the crown from the head it rightfully belongs to, the House of Valois. Those who have an issue with that can take it up with the complaints department, seen to the right:

Paul provides his usual bang-up job. Not only do the individual figures mesh well together, but the army both armies, really, look like parts of a coherent whole.

It should be a smashing writeup for the end, seeing both forces together.

Sixty points to France. No, the other France.