Warhammer Fantasy Revisited
More Bretonnia
Been productively painting this week – did you know that painting time and time spent playing computer games have an inverse correlation? Who knew?… Got a box of the excellent Fireforge Foot Sergeants and used them to form up two units of men at arms for Bretonnia – I wanted a retinue to support the knights I had done earlier in the year. Ended up with one unit of 24 with spears and one unit of 24 with hand weapons, all with shields. Given the absence of command options in the kit I went raiding the bits boxes @llandorlin had loaned me for standards, horns and decals. Additionally added 2 blocks of 10 archers from the old 5th edition starter. Those are 25 year old single piece plastics, but still great fun to paint and turn out OK to tabletop standard. Commander for the cohort is still on my paint bench.
25(ish) year old starter box monopose plastic archers - still happy to see them on the tabletop
Fireforge Foot Sergeants pressed into service for Bretonnia. I personally love this kit.Also finished two wizards put together from the excellent Frostgrave Wizards plastic kit. One for my Middenheim force and one for my Dogs of War army. Both forces are now more or less complete entities, although I would like to add a battle standard for Middenheim and I’m still short a proxy Paymaster for the DoW force. If I can’t find the figure I’m after in my pile of shame somewhere I’ll just stick a treasure chest on the base of a merchant prince looking figure and call it adequate.
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