Sunday, June 28, 2026

Warlord Games ECW Foot Command

These are the commands for Parliamentarians and Prince Rupert's Bluecoats. Also a couple of spare figures to be leaders for Firelock units.

Luckily I had spare flags from my earlier work on ECW figures.
There are four more "extra" pikemen figures, which I may make a couple of sergeants with halberds.
Only the cavalry are left from the starter set - they'll be worked on next.
I also just received a copy of the Warlord Games Pike & Shotte "The Highest Throne" supplement for the Ottoman wars. Here it is with my modest force of Ottomans - which were originally used for a Napoleon in Egypt project.
Besides my Italian Wars figures, these ECW figures can also be used against the Ottomans.
I plan to use the scenarios and background info for smaller skirmish games using The Pikeman's Lament or something similar. Thanks again for your continued visits, and wishing you all the best.

23 comments:

  1. These really are beautiful work Dean !

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    1. Thanks a bunch, Keith! Kindest regards, Dean

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  2. Wow, they just get better and better Dean!
    Best wishes, James

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    1. Thank you so much, James. Kindest regards, Dean

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  3. Splendid, and you are already set to fight Ottoman armies ! I have similar forces, it will be fun to share your outlook. We did a good set of games with Pikeman's Lament and a Piquet supplement for bigger battles.

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    1. Thanks Joe. I'm looking forward to reading the supplement in detail. Warmest regards, Dean

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  4. Cute commanding figures. What kind of model paints do you use?

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    1. Thanks, Alexey. I use Vallejo. Warmest regards,Dean

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    1. Thank you very much, Michal! Warm regards, Dean

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    1. Thanks a lot, Christopher. Warm regards, Dean

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  7. Nice figures Dean, I like these chunky Warlord plastic officers, they're also good conversion material. And the Ottoman supplement must have a lot of gaming potential.

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    1. Thank you very much, Andrew. Yes, the supplement looks good so far. Warmest regards, Dean

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  8. A very striking couple of command groups. Great work Dean.

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    1. Thank you very much for your kind words, Michael. Warm regards, Dean

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    1. Thank you very much again, Richard! Kindest regards, Dean

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  10. Splendid command figures, I find Ottomans a very tempting army!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks, Iain. I think they're very versatile - because they used outdated weapons up until the 18th C, they can be used for my Napoleon in Egypt project as well! Kindest regards, Dean

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  11. Excellent work Dean, the flags look fab!

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    1. Thanks, Ray! I do love Prince Rupert's flag - very modern looking! Warmest regards, Dean

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  12. Beautiful painting on these, Dean!

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