The figure in the center is a Mirliton model of Hartmann von Aue; the two on either side are Old Glory models with Mirliton helms. The helm on the left-hand figure is based on a helm belonging to Albert von Prankh of Styria. The figure on the far right is painted as Walter von Klingen.
The shields have paper designs from Mirliton. The bases still need flocking, of course. I hand-painted the barding - including those crazy-looking chicken heads.
Great looking miniatures you have there. The army en mass will look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It is slowly coming along - hopefully, it'll be a lot fast painting up the light cavalry guys. Regards, Dean
ReplyDeleteNicely done. This will be a good looking army. And part of the fun of doing an army like this is the research.
ReplyDeleteDean, you did a fantastic job on all your knights!
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Fantastic brushwork. Love the bird artwork.
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They're intimidating. I don't know I'd want line up across a table from that.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the nice words.
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The eagle heads weren't as bad as I had expected - bit abstract, but does the trick at arms length.
James:
Wait until they're joined by the Army General - a bishop with mitre topped helm :)! Dean
I gotta say Dean...your stuff is fantastic
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