Here he is bearing the standard of the Black Prince. There is no evidence that Sir Clifford actually carried these colors at Poitiers or elsewhere, but I liked the combination of his arms and the prince's standard.
The standard was downloaded from the excellent Danish Figure Games Association website.
This is the last of the late-HYW figures from Black Tree Design. There are three more figures from their early-HYW range to be painted.
Oops - I see that I forgot to paint the leather strap and vervelles that hold the aventail to the bascinet. |
Wonderful work again Dean!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that, Rodger. Thank you very kindly, Dean
DeleteAwesome work, Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words and visit, Monty! Best, Dean
DeleteExcellent work Dean!
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Thanks for you always kind comments, Christopher! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteBrilliant painting Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike! Regards, Dean
DeleteLovely paint job and great details!
ReplyDeleteAppreciate the visit and nice words as always, Burkhard! Warm regards, Dean
DeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much again, Jonathan! Regards, Dean
DeleteLove the tabard!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Allan. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteWhat a great looking mini! Nice job Dean.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Jason. The free downloaded flag really enhances the look. Best, Dean
DeleteYou know its quality when the Danes made it ;0) Hope Sir Roger will survive his first encounter with the gaming table.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Soren; and very generous as well - with all the free downloads. Warm regards, Dean
DeleteAwesome looking figure Dean, top job :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Simon. I finally have a standard for the English HYW folks. Best, Dean
DeletePure fantastic Dean!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comment and visit, Mike! Warm regards, Dean
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