Having dipped in to Bromley's Butte, it' time to dip out quickly again.
As I refuse to walk anywhere, another Balloon trip is in order, this time to distant Cooke's Crevase.
Still, could be worse. Whenever we play games there are regular calls of 'Trousers, Dave!'. Someone even wrote a blog post about that incident.
Anyway, on with the ritual summoning of the Balloon.
This time, I offer up... yet another 10mm female mage. Another follower of the Lady of the Lake, but this time on foot and escorted by King Joshua, As they are finished, I've also included some evil undead in opposition. No extra points this time, but the obligatory glass of something fizzy to make the afternoon's painting all the more interesting.
The lady in question is a 10mm figure, again from Polar Fox Studios. She is accompanied by a piper and standard bearer, which came from a fantasy command set from Magister Militum.
As an escort, she has with her the king and leader of my own imagination contribution to the forces of good, King Joshua. Again, model is from Polar Fox Studios.
I tried to keep the wings interesting by copying the style and colours of some bird of prey images I found. The King himself wears magical gold armour and is bedecked in his own colours - red and green. Blue also has a place, in honour of the Lady of the Lake.
In opposition, we have two units of 10mm Pendraken Undead figures. Some Ballistae:
And a unit of Chariots, which feature an archer each as well:
As mentioned in previous posts, contributions to the forces of good (or evil) are more than welcome from anyone who wished to contribute!
Total scores for these:
10mm foot figures: 22 (1 for the king, 3 for the mage, 12 for the Ballistae, 6 for the chariots) (22pts)
10mm vehicles: 2 (6 points)
10mm crew served weapons (Ballistae): 4 (8 points)
Total: 36 points + whatever the beastie counts for.
I throw myself at the mercy of the hostess with the mostess in order to determine points for the big beastie, as 10mm large monsters are not a category! I'd say it is on par with a 28mm figure, however.
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Great work James, these are awesome little models that look really good here. I love the bright colours used for the mage and her entourage, and the painting on the griffin is great.
What I especially love though, is the excellent ground work on these bases, they really set the scene for your army.
I look forward to seeing more of these very cool 10mm figures as you journey around the island.
- ByronM
Nice work James :)
ReplyDeleteTiny masterpieces all, lovely work!
ReplyDeleteCheers Byron - I didn't assign any points for the Hippogryph as I wasn't sure what it would be worth - my points listed don't include the big guy.
ReplyDeleteSorry about that, I just went by your total. I will get it corrected right now and count him as a vehicle and an infantry model of the same scale.
Delete🎈the Balloon Service ticket figure with a glass of fizzy libations has a bonus 5points, which I think has been left out of the points tally🎈
ReplyDeleteLady Sarah’s Balloon Service is certainly proving to be very popular, the Frequent Flyer mileage is adding up.
All aboard and ready to sail away to Cooks Crevasse; I wonder who else we’ll pick up en route? 🎈
I've added them, James nagged. He's a Scottish and they are precious about this kind of thing
DeleteLovely teeny tiny fantasy types, love the hippograf!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work!
ReplyDeleteVery well done.
ReplyDeleteI do like their trousers..... I'll get me coat..... :)
Awesomeness all around James, though I may need some mind bleach after your descriptions of gamer anatomy. Perhaps what happens in Paris should stay in Paris.
ReplyDeleteCracking work on these James
ReplyDeleteIs that sparkly water in your glas? Anyway, superb painting on these wee fellas and actually makes me think hard on my reasons not to go down that particular rabbit hole.
ReplyDeleteMore 10mm FTW - such a great size for gaming, makes me wistful for Warmaster when I see 10mm fantasy themes.
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