Hundred Years War - DBA

[paulr]

Hair and skin highlights done

Touch ups done

Bases labeled

[paulr]

Current batch of French washed earlier today

While doing that I noticed a couple of missed touch ups and that I had somehow missed painting the feet of the communal spear

Label edges painted

After the wash dried I've painted the missed touch u0ps and feet

Will decide tomorrow if I need to wash the feet

Prepared next batch of French

[paulr]

The feet of the communal spear were too clean so I've washed them

[paulr]

Final dry brush and figure bases done

[Techno II]

Excellent, Paul !

We await the piccies.

Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Yes, piccies please

[paulr]

Sorted the current batch of French ready for basing, hopefully tomorrow

Then I'm back in the office during the day next week so it might be next weekend before I can get some piccies

Undercoated the last batch of the French

Created flags for the Scots based on the research Pierre the Shy kindly did for me

[paulr]

Based the 'current' batch of French

Mail, helmets and armour base coated and dry brushed on the 'last' batch of French

[paulr]

Horses base coated & dry brushed

[Techno II]

Then I'm back in the office during the day next week so it might be next weekend before I can get some piccies

Cries of "Shame.....Resign," from the back benches.

Cheers - Phil 

[paulr]

Flock touched up on the 'current' batch

[paulr]

I got the 'current' batch of the second French army varnished this morning

Communal militia





Genoese crossbowmen





French crossbowmen





Peasant levy, Brigans, Spanish crossbowmen   





Jaquerie





Pavisiers - Le Crotoy, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Abbeville

[paulr]

Painted & Based

887	Foot
105	Mounted
5	Models
997	Total

[Techno II]

Cracking work, once again, Paul !

Cheers - Phil. 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Loving the shields and brilliant work on all of these.

[Matt J]

Great stuff Paul 

Good variation in painting. Makes it looks like far more poses than there are.

[Leman]

Really like the pastel palettte used on those. I imagine most medieval textiles were poor at hanging on to their dye.

[Steve J]

Great work Paul and love the handpainted designs on the pavises .

[mmcv]

What everyone else said!

[paulr]

Thanks all

Progress has slowed a bit on the current batch of French due to work

Pierre the Shy hasn't helped by distracting me with the opportunity to add to an order he is looking to place as soon as he finds a fax machine