Now this is how you AHPC properly. A single mini. A single location. Ok, it’s 2 minis, three if you count the horse, which as we all know, in Warhammer (and Mordheim) is the most deadly force on the battlefield.
This is a classic Mordheim Freelance Knight who will be pulling duty as a… um, Freelance Knight in our game of Mordheim. From the off he’s been a fixture of my Halfling warband, providing some much needed fast moving melee power in a campaign which already features a rat ogre and a croxigor. I think he justifies the casting couch position on the challenge map, not only for the above, but because, in my head at least, he’s the point of view character for my Halfling warband as they tear up the map, and the ale cellars of any publican unlucky enough to find himself in their way.
This is a model from my childhood. I could have sworn I took a picture of him pre-stripping of paint, but alas, that does not seem to be the case. Honestly, I don’t think my painting has improved that much since then (he came from the tail end of my initial wargaming life, right before I went to uni). But I have discovered washes, which cover a multitude of sins, and I’ve learned techniques for the painting of horses (deployed to mixed results here). I’ve definitely chosen a more neutral pallet than last time, but I’ve been more adventurous with, say, the field on the shield.
5 for the dismounted figure
10 for the mounted
And 20 bonus points for 35 all in
Nice work on a fine figure. There’s a bit of Don Quixote about him
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ReplyDeleteNice knight(s), Sebastian! :)
ReplyDeleteA fine job, Sebastian!
ReplyDeleteA real Empire WFB classic. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteNice work. Old figure. The mounted version in my pile of opportunity and the foot a Frostgrave warrior.
ReplyDeleteLovely work, Sebastian!
ReplyDeleteOn of my favorite minis from Mordenheim and you painted him wonderfully! I love the droopy mustache!
ReplyDeleteClassic figure, lovely work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Fabulous Mordheim paint job
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