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mercoledì 4 dicembre 2013

War of the Roses, other 28mm longbowmen...

As title says...some other 28mm longbowmen
for my Lancaster army.

As usual they will be based for Impetus rules...
and usable for DBA with larger bases.
Here are some pics of the miniatures almost ready for basing.

Happy Wargaming to All!

martedì 1 ottobre 2013

WIP von Holbein, Part VI, and some 28mm Lancaster longbowmen...

Some updates before the Neapolitan Painting Challenge

Here are some pics of the last steps of Georg von Holbein,

some blending and some washings for red and metal armour...

Part V

Part IV

Part III

Part II

Part I

And some longbowmen, plastic miniatures by Perry,

I' ll use for two other bases for my Lancaster army...

base colours and washings for livery coats and trousers...

And Happy Wargaming to All!

giovedì 4 aprile 2013

War of the Roses longbowmen and the second part of our museum visit...

We assembled and white primed other miniatures for our
Lancastrian War of the Roses army. 8 longbowmen, 4 billmen and 3 spearmen.
Again we painted the livery banner for our knight...

And after our miniatures other pics of our visit to the archaeological museum of Naples...Part I
Enjoy!... ;-)

Longbowmen, billmen and spearmen...

Some pics of our knight and his handpainted livery banner...

And the "archaeological" pics...

Caius Julius Caesar...

An emperor effigy...

A matrona from Pompei...

A really famous mosaic and his modern reproduction...

Roman gold jewels...

Other Hellenistic cavalry...

Some glass vases, 1st century A.D....

Bronze statues from Pompei...

Happy Wargaming to All!

lunedì 25 marzo 2013

New Cioporeporter' s painting guide, 28mm plastic War of the Roses...Part I

Our Cioporeporter decided to start a new army based for Impetus rules,
and obviously for DBA with larger bases... ;-)
One year ago we bought two boxes of the War of the Roses infantry by Perry miniatures,
so here' s the chosen army...
But which side first?
Cioporeporter decided for a retinue of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, Lancastrian.
For your curiosity here' s the first part of our painting guide...enjoy :-)