Burrows and Badgers 28mm anthropomorhic animals

[paulr]

I can hear Lindybeige, "Back scabbard"

[mmcv]

Gravity draw - flies up, makes a rapid dive, then halts suddenly allowing the sword to slide loose from the scabbard, which he then catches in his beak then swoops and dives slicing and dicing to great effect.

Obvious really...

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

A new gang, stoats.


I bought two Shinty stars, one is as it came, but Smalls is sporting the best strip ever, and heavily converted one to a fully armoured Stoat, my gang leader, Sir Dereck, whio has been cruelly thrown out of his home by Royalists while crusading.




Smalls, a Shinty Star, bonus points for guess the team, the year and the strip!






A blurry close up of the conversion work, armour, cloak and belt added, stick swapped for Alternative Armies axe.




The Stoat-Bert brothers. (Neddy, Teddy and Eddy)






Tilda the Ferret rogue, a worthy gang member.






Extra royalists, Maurice the Town Guard, Morise Minor, the Smith and Martyn the Scribe (magic user) to finish the gang.


Illumination on the scroll


Wally, a mercanary Red Kite, complete free agent, named after the Kite that nests near my school.








A mouse-o-leum!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Ypou defo dont sleep Will !

[Techno II]

Those are great fun !! 

Cheers - Phil.

[mmcv]

Very nice, today I learned the Scottish version of hurling is called shinty

[hammurabi70]

Very nice, today I learned the Scottish version of hurling is called shinty

Oddly enough, when I played shinty as a teenager I was told it was Irish hockey!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

In our last adventure, my gang picked up a new member, a small character liberated from a slave trader.

Introducing Berry Town , the Shrew. Armed to the teeth and very very annoyed with his previous treatment!


I also picked up a great figure, a Shrew knight errant mounted on a stag beetle!




These are on 32mm bases, which shows how small they are.


Again, they paint up beautifully.


Love the skull and crossbones on the shield


Love the crests on their helms, very Rocketter!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Three pieces of terrain for B&B.
Market building


Well




A small dwelling

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

More good stuff

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Joining my Freebeasts of The Well of Ashes, Abbey Berry the Shrew, the young cousin of Berry Town teh Shrew who followed him back to join the excitement, and the latest freed save, the Lady Door, a mouse with sharp aim with her sling.


Lady Door is out for vengence on those who sold her into slavery, Abi is just out to make her name!


A formidible pair, who hae already struck up a firm friendship.


Joining my other gangs, in my big beasts along with Kite and Shrew lancer, are:
Lord Corvus D'Raven, a dark Necromancer (and stands about 10cm tall)


He watches over all, waiting for new bodies to experiment on.






From the frozen North, Mac The WIldcat


Heavy armour and dual armed, he's waiting to take on anyone.


Love the pose


I did blow the flock off after this shot!


Sir David of Maklot who will join my Royalist gang, a gift from a friend.


A mouse veteran of many wars


Armed to the teeth too


Who is this young character skipping through the woods?


She can't mean any harm?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Another 10 mins work Will.....Good stuff

[Techno II]

 

I particularly like the raven (?) sculpt.

Cheers - Phill.

[sunjester]

Great stuff, Will.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

'Alter to an Unknown God'
Sarrisa Prescission, for Burrows and Badgers. Very simple but effective piece of terrain tbh.
(The writing says 'This Way Up' and 'Wanted on Voyage' in Greek)

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Nice

[Techno II]

 

Cheers - Phil.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Three new characters for Burrows and Badgers

After the battle with the slave trader, one of the freed mice turned out to be a rather zealot witch hunter (L'Otter and Bowie laughed at this, a lot). Darkness hunting was definitley on the cards while Flint Browncoat was with them.


His blessed spear is primed, ready to smite the unholy (or anyone else who gets in the way).


What he doesn't realise is that Bowie has conned him into thinnking it is holy spear for a few pennies.


Not in the Freebeasts of the Well of Ashes, but also in the area is a Mousetagnan, Mouseketeer, a servant of a different king, searching for missing jewels belonging to his Queen. He does not speak the language well, but he fights like a master.




He fears nothing except his allowence being stopped and running out of wine.


Often heard charging into the fight with the phrase "Paw Leroy". No one knows who Leroy is, but they assume he is important.


He is accompanied by a mysterious, pale fox he calls Alk. Maybe it is from Alalb Albulisiu, or 'Bloodhound' in his native tongue, from the Northern shores of Afrika.


An expert fighter and sometime healer, wise in letters and herbology.


He speaks rarely, only to moan about the cold.


Starngly, he eschews beer, mead and wine, even warming spirits, but can track anyone, anywhere!

[Ithoriel]

Nice figures. Particulalrly like the paint job on the fox.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Thank you.