Hundred Years War - DBA

[fred.]

I really like these Paul. The livery colours seem to work well, and overall they are a very tidy looking force. Will be interested to see how they play with that big block of pike as the core to the army.

[paulr]

Very nice as usual.....but what is so special about the cheese makers?

 

I found a collection of Guild banners online and most of them were delightfully non-martial; haberdashers, clothes menders and corset makers being particular examples

Once I spotted the Cheese makers I couldn't pass up the above reference, I then picked an interesting variety of other banners

I particularly like that the Dyers have two different colours of banner

Fred, they will be a very narrow army but should be quite interesting with some English long bow and men at arms on each flank, either that or fix one flank on some impassable terrain
One of the army options only requires 6 pike which gives you a bit more width but the 2 pike are replaced by the Whitehoods

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Beautiful work on those.
I'm so glad someone beat me to the life of Brian...

[mmcv]

Excellent work!

[paulr]

Good progress on the French; heraldry done on knights and main cloth colour done on the men at arms

[paulr]

Some more progress on the French, secondary cloth colours done on the men at arms

[paulr]

Finally got a chance to make some more progress on the French

All the main colours now done 

Started on the leather

[paulr]

Finished the leather

Wood done

[paulr]

Finished painting & touch ups on the French men at arms

Wash, final dry brush and figure bases to do

[paulr]

French men-at-arms washed

Labels glued to bases

Next batch out French dug out of the box

[paulr]

French men-at-arms dry brushed

Figure bases and label edges painted

[paulr]

French men-at-arms sorted ready for basing

Next batch of French prepared and washed

French men-at-arms based

[paulr]

Next batch of French on painting rods & undercoated

[paulr]

Flock touched up on French men-at-arms and base edges painted

Mail base coated on the next batch of French

[paulr]

Flags added to French men-at-arms

Will varnish them once glue has fully dried