1st Corps Offer Up Never Mind The Billhooks Army Bundles
November 23, 2022 by brennon
The folks at 1st Corps have put together a couple of new bundles that might be handy for those thinking of giving Never Mind The Billhooks a shot. I know a few folks have shown interest in the rules and so maybe you could be tempted by these Historical forces.
Never Mind The Billhooks - Crusader Force // 1st Corps
The sets are spread out across two particular forces that are represented in the rules. As well as making larger forces, 1st Corps has also grouped together miniatures to represent smaller introductory forces as well.
The first of the Crusader Forces comes in at 161 points whilst the other is 97 points. So, you can make a choice as to which of the two forces you're tempted by. They both have a good mix of knights, crossbowmen, billmen, skirmishers and of course leaders.
On the other side of things, you also have the miniatures to make two Early Hussite forces.
Never Mind The Billhooks - Early Hussite Force // 1st Corps
Again, there is a larger force available and then a more starter-focused force if that is where you'd like to go. The larger force comes in at 130 points and the smaller one is 79 points. Again, both of these armies come with a good mix of infantry, cavalry and leaders but there is the added bonus of having a War Wagon and crew with the Hussite armies!
I think these seem like a neat idea, especially if you've been tempted by Never Mind The Billhooks and don't have access to miniatures yet. Maybe this could be your project for the cold months of winter?
Do you think you'll be getting one of these bundles?
"...there is the added bonus of having a War Wagon and crew with the Hussite armies!"
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The cavalry looks fantastic.
Nice looking figures. Interestingly, the knights look 14th Century to me and having looked at the 1st Corps website some of the Crusade forces feature Handgunners. This places them firmly towards the end of the crusading period and probably most appropriately used in either the Northern Crusade (think Teutonic Knights) or some of the expeditions to North Africa mounted by the French.
These are beautiful!