Monday, 1 March 2021

From Mike W, Late 17th Century Poles guarding the Pay Chest [The Snow Lords' Treasury] (30 Points) Points)

For this second post of the day, we have a small Vignette of two 28mm Assault Group Poles, each armed with a halberd, guarding the unit's pay chest. 


Pay Chest and Guardsmen


I imagine that they are awaiting their officers to show-up and distribute the money during a pay day parade or the like, maybe at the end of a successful campaign! 

The two figures are painted in my usual manner, with white undercoat and then colour blocked into eth main areas. Having just done a unit of Ottoman Janissaries, I liked the colour scheme used on these so pretty much copied it for these two little fellows.

A side view of eth chest and two little guys

Only difference was the blue hats and chest braid that I used for the Poles. I added shading with Army Painter coloured inks an then varnished with Windsor & Newton Matt Varnish.

And a final rear view!

The base is 60mm MDF with a scatter of fine sand and electrostatic grass.

POINTS

2 x 28mm foot figures @ 5Pts ea    =10 Points

Snow Lord's Treasure Bonus           = 20 Points

TOTAL                                             = 30 Points

4 comments:

  1. Lovely looking vignette, nice guards!
    Best Iain

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  2. Nice set of security guards and an interesting piece of battlefield decoration.

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  3. Ain’t arguing with these gentlemen. I don5 know what’s more intimidating the axes or the facial hair!

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