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The Baron’s War retinue

The Baron’s War retinue

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About the Project

This is my Baron's war retinue from Footsore miniatures. It consists of the prebuilt retinue with a few extra models added to provide some narrative flavour. I have also started work on some terrain to build up a gaming board to begin a narrative campaign.

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In conclusion, for now.

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This has been a fun project and nowhere near as intimidating as trying to paint a large scale army. I did not have much prior experience with metals but enjoyed working on these. All were primed black with a white dry brush. I started using contrast paints but by the end I was exclusively using army painter speed paints. The decals were a bit of  learning curve as I had somehow manged to avoid ever using them before. All given a varnish finish as I intend to use these a great deal and they will inevitably pick some damage along the way.

I have started building some mdf scenery and terrain to build up a suitable table for some narrative campaigns. The project will be updated in time.

Historical Characters

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My commanders for the retinue. Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton is joined by Bishop of Winchester Peter des Roches.

Knights

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Two units of Knights loyal to their commanders including a leper knight “fresh” from the crusades. Painted with army painter speed paints.

Spearmen

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Spearmen, primed in black and dry brushed white before using Army painter speedpaints.

Bowmen

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Two 5 men Bowmen units for my Baron’s War retinue. Primed in black then dry brushed white. They were painted using citadel contrast and Army painter speed paints.

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