The miniatures are mainly from Musketeer Miniatures with one model from West Wind mixed in for a bit of variety (the miniature with the blue cloak in the pictures).
Shield transfers, as usual, from the great Little Big Men Studios. The shields are in the same style as the other unit's to set them both apart as elites.
This is the final regular unit for this warband, and all that's left to paint now are a couple of characters.
Thanks for reading, have a great weekend everyone!
Lovely looking unit with skilled painting and careful work in basing it as well. Must be rewarding to see the project nearing the finish line. Looking forward to see the complete war band.
ReplyDeleteThanks Søren! It is indeed rewarding and a great feeling of fulfillment nearing the completion of a project, however small it might be.
DeleteStunning! Very impressive Jonas!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rodger!
DeleteGreate painting Jonas !!!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to game with your new toys ! Time for a Dux Brittaniarum campaign?
Best regards Michael
Cheers Michael!
DeleteOf course it's time for a campaign of Dux Brit – it's been far too long since we saw some proper Dark Ages action. I'm eagerly awaiting the Raiders book too, then I can field my Picts as well. It would be interesting to try a multi-faction campaign.
Great work Jonas!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil!
DeleteThanks Loki!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteNice painting !!! I like these Goths !!!
Nikko
Thanks Nikko!
DeleteWonderful looking Saxons!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher!
DeleteGreat painting...I love your style!
ReplyDeleteAs you near the finish line, inquiring minds want to know what's next? ;-)
Thanks Monty!
DeleteIf you had read my plans for 2014 (http://conflictofinterests.blogspot.se/2014/01/projects-for-2014.html) you would know the answer to your question! ;)
Just kidding! Next up after the Saxons are some mixed stuff: casualty markers, some wagons, some small terrain projects (walls, fences etc). After this I'll probably start on the Italian Wars project.