Basing sand and pva done on an army, base coats on many starfighters quite a lot of 10 mm DAK and two units of PSC Goths, then bases inked.

For the indispensible treachery element: now painting the troops of Stanley and Clarence.

Highlights done on next three, no, four, batches!

Quote from: FierceKitty on 22 April 2021, 01:31:03 PM
For the indispensible treachery element: now painting the troops of Stanley and Clarence.

I read a book once.
But enough boasting.
It covered the whole life of Lord Stanley, showing the various events and family ties which he had to navigate to get/stay important and meant Richard trusting him to do anything (even with hostages) must have been an act of reconciliation and forgiveness.   
Just shows what you get for being nice. 

Or nice and rich!

Quote from: DecemDave on 22 April 2021, 05:04:57 PM
Just shows what you get for being nice. 

Dicky III - NICE 

Even his enemies had to concede he was a first-class legislator who did plenty to improve the quality of life for most people.

Star fighters done.
Highlights done on other three batches, flesh on and inked.
Shields prepped for transfers

Quote from: FierceKitty on 23 April 2021, 06:19:23 AM
Even his enemies had to concede he was a first-class legislator who did plenty to improve the quality of life for most people.

I know he were blackened by Willy Spearshake.....one 'as to keep the royal person 'appy...Your version is nearer the truth me thinks

"Treason doth never prosper:
what 's the reason?
Why, if it prosper,
none dare call it treason." ― John Harrington.

OK, let's start the English artillery, the Flemish crossbowmen, and the Maenclocchog archers....

Quote from: FierceKitty on 24 April 2021, 08:12:17 AM
Maenclocchog archers....

Eh ?......Do you mean that little(ish) village 10 (?) miles from us is famous for something ?
For me, it's a picturesque  (and ridiculously out of the way detour to get from Techno Towers to Haverfordwest/Fishguard.)

Cheers - Stunned of Wales.

The Welsh played their part in the Plantagenet wars, and I used to have a few friends living in Maenclochog (they probably made up 20% of the population, as I remember). Their little hamlet went by the name of Llonwen. But it's happy memories of visiting them that named the unit of longbowmen.

Quote from: Techno II on 24 April 2021, 09:06:14 AM

For me, it's a picturesque  (and ridiculously out of the way detour )to get from Techno Towers to Haverfordwest/Fishguard.)

Cheers - Stunned of Wales.

Gota ask - why would anyone want to get to Haverfordwest or Fishguard ?

Nothing will get done today I'm busy. Mind you I only have 3 x 20mm Marders(WWII) to paint atm. 

Quote from: ianrs54 on 24 April 2021, 09:44:16 AM
Gota ask - why would anyone want to get to Haverfordwest or Fishguard ?

Fishguard ?.......To go to, or come back from, Ireland I suppose.....Never actually stopped there. 

Haverfordwest ?......Nearest Argos 'shop'...and to get some good cardiovascular exercise, walking (or staggering, as far as I'm concerned) up the main street.

Cheers - Phil.