Saturday, 2 July 2011

Retinue of Henry Algernon Percy







The ale's all gone so it's on with the painting !

Here we have the base of bill with the Percy banner, there's a couple of lead mercenary figures in there as well which seem to work OK.

So now I have both the banner and standard of Henry Percy I thought it apt to get a shot of his retinue all together (with the St George banner thrown in for effect).

I need to paint up a few more bases of archers to even things out a little but I shall put that task on hold for a while as I think it's about time I painted some horse flesh, quite what i'm not sure, I shall peruse the army lists.

Stuart

9 comments:

  1. Beautiful painting! The flags look fantastic.

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  2. Lovely....the flags are very good.
    Cheers
    paul

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  3. Stuart
    Very impressive looking unit - glad to see that the beers not affected your painting skills.
    Simon.

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  4. Like Ray said real beautiful work and the flags look fantastic!

    Christopher

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  5. Fantastic job, and love the beer recipe.

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  6. love to see what you come up with the standard is great any luck in convertion figs to tudor nobles yet?

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  7. Thanks for your comments, the ale seems to have been very popular so i shall certainly add any further historical brewing forays to the blog.

    C.O.W; i'm getting a bit more confident with conversions, they're fairly simple at the moment bt I do have ideas for some of the nobles,i'll need to get in some practice first.

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  8. Beautiful Stuart! What size bases are you using for DBR?

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  9. WP

    The infantry are based either singularly on 60 x 30mm bases or 60x60mm for command stands. the latter works really well for pike, you could increase the length for those with pikes levelled.

    Cavalry bases are 60 x 40mm on the whole and 60x80mm for command

    I get all of the above from warbases.co.uk

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