Rebellion

Here are the rest of the archery mob:

I finally finished the bases on these... they've been waiting around for a while:

English ( / Welsh conscript) bowmen, and their captain Sir William Samson. c1290s.

made some more dents in the old archers:

Some english archers I've been mucking about with. The muted yellow took a little trial and error, but I like what I've got

Brian De Jay, knight Templar. Fought with Edward I, and was killed at Falkirk.(ebob miniatures). Flanked by two Templar sergeants (perry miniatures).

My Templar Knight and his two Sergeants are just about done, and ready to start causing rumours to lasting 800 years.
Oh, and the germans are done, but no more pictures till I get them based anad shot properly.

WIP knight and two sergeants. Perry Bros and Ebob; both very nice horse sculpts.

Is that it's full of Scots!
Did these archers for my Rebellion collection the other night. The only problem is that Bob has only sculpted the one pose for the Scots, which is too bad. Hopefully we'll get some new ones this year.

For my scots-rebellion English: Sir Charles le Brun, his faithful hound Snoupé, and his trusted standard bearer Linus VanPelt, Esquire.



The coat of arms is actuyally authentic for a knight who fought at Falkirk and aStirling (William le Vavasour).

3 stitches, left index finger knuckle. :
Numb right now, and nothing serious but definately going to slow things down for a few days.


Here's a not great picture of Sr. Vavasour from the other night, just for something: