Well here we are at the end of another challenge
I think this has been my favourite so far, there’s been amazing submissions
From many many people and have been a real joy to browse through them.
Then there’s been the twice a week video painting chats which have been
both productive and a lot of fun at the same time.
I’d like to thank our mighty minion Millsy once again doing
An amazing job.
A huge thankyou to everyone that commented on my posts
And to Curt for all you do.
Well here we go more Wargames Atlantic minion from their
Foot sergeant’s boxset
First set is painted as William marshals retinue, where in fact he
probably didn’t have his own.
Hubert de Burgh retinue the banner is hand painted
I have really enjoyed painting these figures.
Lastly I decided to try and get a couple of mounted knights the other 15
Of these are sitting on the painting desk undercoated black
The figures are victrix and they are brilliant sculpts which is why I was able to
complete the foot today and pop out three cav no transfers all hand painted
So for the final time here are the points for this lot
24 x 28mm foot @5pts each =120pts
3 x 28mm cavalry @10pts each = 30pts
Total 150 pts
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Once again, absolutely stunning work Kent! Like many, I'm always amazed at your productivity AND quality. Astonishing really. All of these are fantastic but I have to say it's the hand-painted shields that impress me the most. Lovely work. Thank you again Kent for joining us this year - I look forward to seeing your wrap-up post and for you to be in the ranks for Challenge XVI.
- Curt
Fabulous painting, Kent! The heraldry is stunning, and the overall look of your miniatures is absolutely fantastic. What a great Challenge again!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Kent. Those lions are top notch and I love how you used the heraldry to inspire the caparisons without copying it exactly, I wish I’d thought of that!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking models, well done Kent.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful work - way to finish with a bang!
ReplyDeleteFantastic work, Kent!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on that heraldry; great colour choices.
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