The League of Cambrai project is FINALLY FINISHED
Figures are mix of 1/72 plastic and 20mm metal from Irregular and Tumbling Dice.
The Army.
C-in-C
Pitigliano, cavalry command;Elmeti;
Stradiots; Mounted crossbows.Infantry command with ‘la Caveja’;Arquebusiers; (20mm and plastic not difficult to spot)
Mercenary Foot Crossbowmen;Bartolomeo d'Alviano, last of the 25mm Dixon figures bought in error when doing the Swiss. Use as a marker or something.
Rules: DBA-RRR
Labels
- 1/72 (24)
- 10mm (11)
- 15mm (8)
- 16th Cent Scots and English (2)
- 25/28mm (13)
- 54mm Plus (10)
- Aircraft (18)
- AWI (3)
- Baggage & Camps (5)
- Border Reivers (2)
- Colonial (1)
- Eastern Europe (6)
- Glorious Revolution 1688 (1)
- Italian Wars Neapolitan Spanish (1)
- Italian Wars Swiss Confederate (1)
- Italian Wars Valois French (1)
- Italian Wars Venetian (1)
- Jacobite Rebellions (4)
- Mexican-American War 1846 (2)
- Miscellaneous (4)
- Napoleonic Austrian (1)
- Napoleonic Bavarian (1)
- Napoleonic British (1)
- Napoleonic French (2)
- Napoleonic Russian (1)
- Napoleonic Spanish (1)
- Ottomans (3)
- Renaissance (3)
- Samurai (1)
- Scotland (8)
- Ships (6)
- SYW Prussia (1)
- SYW Saxons (1)
- Tanks (8)
- Terrain (5)
- Thirty Years' War Catholic League (1)
- Thirty Years' War Swedish (1)
- War of the Three Kingdoms (2)
- Workbench (1)
- WSS British (1)
- WSS France (1)
- WW1 ANZAC (1)
- WW1 Ottoman Turks (2)
- WW2 Australia (1)
- WW2 British Desert (1)
- WW2 DAK (1)
- WW2 France (1)
- WW2 German 1940 (1)
- WW2 Italian (1)
- WW2 Japan (1)
- WW2 Russian (1)
- WW2 USA (1)
They look splendid
ReplyDeleteRed Box always makes me nervous but these look very nice how you've painted them up. Did they require much clean up?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments guys.
ReplyDelete@ Sean: more than a HaT figure would need. I'm not too fussy in that area, I don't try to smooth out every mould line or remove every spec of flash, just get rid of the worst or where it causes a problem. My knife skills are not exactly surgeon-standard.
Thanks Ray, bit of a surprise really :)
ReplyDeleteVery well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lou, bit to go yet.
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