Spanish Late Medieval/Renaissance Commission for Italian Wars MeG

[Leman]

They look great for the period - not too many morions, little in the way of puffling pants etc that I can see.

[Techno II]

Those look stonking, Will ! 

Cheers - Phil

[mmcv]

Very nice Will

[paulr]

 

That's one way to avoid needing to paint the edges of the the flags

[Leman]

It looks as though the red corners have been done though.

[paulr]

They have, but why lets facts get in the way of a good dig

[Jesus]

They are very good but for my taste there is too much flag. It diminishes the prominence of the soldiers.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

I suspect that Will used a conteporary engraving to base them on.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Sword and Buckler men (not entirely accurate for the period, but Lee loved the figures, and I enjoyed painting them).
Unit 1
Looking quite hard face on!




'Flexible' units, so less figures in the rear ranks so they can be swapped for the soliod front ranks when in terrain.


The all important trouser shot!


Second unit in loose formation


Love the effect they have


TROUSERS!


Both units deployed


Top view

[mmcv]

Very good, I was actually just eyeing those figures earlier wondering if I should do some conquistador units with them. They look well.

[Techno II]

Those look cracking, Will. 

Cheers - Phil.

[fred.]

The buckler men rank up well, an impressive looking unit

[Leman]

They do look particularly good.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Five more units for Lee's army.
Arquibusiers






Flank close up


Rear view


Crossbow unit




Quite liking these




Rear view


Big guns!


Grand battery


Duck!


Busy battery




Handgun skirmishers




Side view


Back view


Skirmishing crossbows




Top view




Five units looking mighty

[Techno II]

Tres bon, Monsewer (sic) 

Cheers - Phillipe

[fred.]

They look good!

[fred.]

Tres bon, Monsewer (sic) 

Cheers - Phillipe

Aren't they Spanish?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

But they do speak French 

[Techno II]

Qué.

Cheers - Manuel.

[Leman]

An amazing array of figures there, although I've never been much taken with the original Flodden arquebusier. The artillery and crossbows are particularly stunning.