Here is the result of 36 Knights in 14 days!
Following on from the last blog post, when the first twelve Agincourt men at arms were completed I set to it this week and completed the remainder of the box.
The Perry Miniatures Agincourt Foot Knights are a delight to assemble and paint - apart from that one pole-arm on the English Knights sprue that snaps in half two times out of three.
My usual method of base-coat, wash and two or three highlights does come out rather well on these.
The recipe for the blackened armour is a base-coat of 50:50 Black and Gunmetal Grey, washed with AP Strong Tone and then the base-coat is re-applied then a couple of glazed highlights of the same with more Silver added to each layer.
The figures are individually mounted on Renedra 20mm rounds and then the movement trays/sabots are a custom order from Warbases, six cut-outs in a 80mm x 60mm tray.
This weekend I started on some command figures for the game and am already well progressed with the English command set so should all be ready for the game at Danecon in a couple of weeks
As usual, shots of the individuals:
New French unit on 14th July? Congrats, nicely done!
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil, although I suspect that some of these chaps would be the first to meet Mdme. G. ;)
DeleteExcellent work again Paul!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteMore lovely looking knights! Excellent as always!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain
DeleteA splendid array of knights. Super finish on the the armour, recipe duly noted.
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil
DeleteThose look great Paul!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher
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