English & French HYW Longbowmen
Finally onto some infantry types, I have a few bases of these on the way this week, around 30 on the table along with more cavalry from mixed medieval periods
French Perry Archers, Agincourt plastics range
Perry Metal English archers suitable for the mid to late 100 years war
8 x 28mm @5 each = 40 points
cheers
Matt
Lovely looking English archers, I can't pick a favourite between the two makes!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain,
DeleteI am a huge fan of the claymore sculpts, bigger so easier to paint!
cheers
Matt
it seem they are both Perry!
DeleteActually I believe the second set is also Perry, AO13 "Veteran archers nocking and loosing", the Claymore are more dynamic in pose and with thinner bows -- superb paintwork on these figures especially the clean arm guards, I hate painting these things!
ReplyDeleteohh you are correct Simon, I just am working my way through my drawer of HYW figures and these were next on the pile and thought they were Claymore because of the size!
ReplyDeleteI will check!
cheers
Matt
Nice painting of classic archers ...they mean business! Cheers Jez
ReplyDeletethanks Jez
DeleteVery cool. Love the basing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, the yellow represents the plantagenet plant locally here in Pays de Loire, where the Plantagenet line gets the name from
DeleteGreat looking bowmen!.
ReplyDeletecheers, thank you Peter
DeleteFabulous looking archers Matt. The basing is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThose look really nice, and I like your basing.
ReplyDeletelovely stuff. you are banging them out lately
ReplyDeleteGreat work Matt.
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