This unit began as a continuation of the Bayard conversion in the last post , I wasn't quite finished with the sculpting mojo and whilst I r...
Pierre Terrail, Seigneur de Bayard, 1476-1524 This has been a long time coming. Considering I started my collection with a command base of H...
You can never have too many ! This is part 3 of a re-basing project for the Landsknechts in my collection, some of which were painted quite ...
Edward Stanley, Lord Monteagle c1462-1523 This post is very much a continuation of the last, as Edward Stanley is a commander at Flodden, I ...
This is a bit of a ramble so go get a cup of tea. In fact a ramble it is not, it's a massive deep dive and I got lost down the rabbit hole a...
Hello there This is something of a follow up post, some command for the Highland Archer contingent in my Army. I fully intended to do the...
A return to the Landsknechts ! Landsknechts have been on my mind for quite a while now since (shameless plug) writing the painting guide f...
The ranks of the Scots Army continue to grow with this latest addition. Some Highland bows to act as skirmishers and protect the flanks of...