Reduce the mountain!! 2017 painting progress!

Started by petercooman, 05 January 2017, 02:32:47 PM

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petercooman

Got some more stuff finished today, old bretonian models for use with SOBH.

reworkes the bases on my favourites:



painted a grail knight for fun  (too bad the picture doesn't pick up the subtle highlight on the barding):



some men-at-arms:



a few archers:


so 11 models finished, not counting the rebasing:

230 models finished!

petercooman

Also have a picture of them on a tile:




This is a 500 point warband for SOBH,really look forward to trying them out!

Norm

prolific work Peter. The figs on the tile look great.

petercooman

Thanks!

Have another batch of classic bretonians to go through, will paint those up in different livery. That way they can fight togheyer or against each other as rival lords.

Techno


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petercooman

Thanks!

Any suggestions for the next batch? I'm thinking green-white livery, or red black.

fred.


You really are cracking on with getting stuff painted and based, and hopefully played with?

Quote from: petercooman on 24 February 2017, 11:36:17 PM
Got some more stuff finished today, old bretonian models for use with SOBH.
reworkes the bases on my favourites:
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Is the knight on the right hand end a GW Bretonian one? A plastic or metal figure?
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petercooman

He's a classic brettonian foot knight. Very hard to come by these days.

If you like some in a similar style, black tree design make a few under the "men of averaign" tab in their fantasy range.

petercooman

Thinking about it a bit more, the blister I got him in20 years ago said "grail knight hero on foot", not foot knight.

Foot knights were no longer in the army list by then so was probably renamed.

I remember him slowing the entire unit down, because in those days the warhammer rules made a model on foot with armour take a movement penalty, and the unit moved at the rate of the slowest model  ;D

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Funny, that. Nobody seems to impose movement penalties on armoured units these days, myself included.
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petercooman

think it has something to do with 'streamlined' rules.

Most rules these days go with standard moves for troops, cavalry and sometimes a faster move for skirmishers.

found the foot knight, appears to be a hero from 1997

http://www.solegends.com/citcat1998/1998P021-01.htm

petercooman


fred.

Thanks - I was just having a look at those. Most of them are cavalry though, only a couple of foot knights. But they certainly have the style of the GW figures.

I do quite like the classic Citadel foot knights (going back another 10 years probably!!) and 100 years in style too. These are still available from Foundry. But really I don't need any more 28mm figures. I've piles of Perry plastics to finish off, including lots of Men at Arms (which are effectively knights!)
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I probably don,t need more either, but you know, variatio doesn't hurt   :D

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06 March 2017, 09:58:11 AM #96 Last Edit: 06 March 2017, 09:59:59 AM by petercooman
Finished the rest of my knights last night. Took forever!

the musician was already painted.







A lord and his banner bearer



pegasus knights




So adding 10 models to the tally

240 models finished!!!

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Norm

Your productivity to date has been impressive and a motivator to me to get seriously started on shifting lead - thank you.

petercooman

Quote from: Norm on 06 March 2017, 11:13:30 AM
Your productivity to date has been impressive and a motivator to me to get seriously started on shifting lead - thank you.

Thans!

Hope You have a Great Time! It feels good To get so many things ready for playing!