This past week I completed a 10 man unit of Burgundian Handgunners for my growing War of the Roses Project. These are plastic multi-part figures that I assembled and painted from the Perry "Mercenaries, European Infantry 1450-1500" boxed set.
I am going to be running a 6 player game using the Feudal Patrol rules at Cold Wars in Lancaster PA this March; so I am frantically trying to get all he figures I need assembled and painted.
I'm a fan of multipart plastics for the amount of variety and conversion one can accomplish with the many pieces, though I have to say it is rather time consuming to have to build each figure you need.
I am currently working on a unit of Swiss Pikemen from the same boxed set to also join the ranks of my armies. I hope to have them done later this week.
Casting with Schneider Molds for a 19th Century Project
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Through a fortuitous alignment in work and holiday schedules I was able to
get five days off at the cost of one vacation day last week. Unfortunately
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5 months ago
Great looking Burgundians. I too love plastic figs - particularly Perry and Victrix.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dean! Yes, Perry and Victrix are great. I recently got some Fireforge Mongol Cavalry, so will be interested to see how those go together.
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