Here we have the Neville cavalry, rather neater and better equipped than their Percy counterparts. Again, I chose cooler colours from the blue end of the spectrum to help tie the forces together.
The coloured lances, incidentally, are a detail I lifted from the ever useful Osprey publications. They were more prevalent than we sometimes think.
This is the one I did the major conversion work on, and I'm rather happy with the dynamic pose:
Like the ever Sainted Mr Awdrey I, too, have now to prepare for the new Academic year, so my painting will probably slow down. I am, however, determined to finish the human Blood Bowl team; so hopefully there will be at least one more completed project post before the new term.
This is the one I did the major conversion work on, and I'm rather happy with the dynamic pose:
Like the ever Sainted Mr Awdrey I, too, have now to prepare for the new Academic year, so my painting will probably slow down. I am, however, determined to finish the human Blood Bowl team; so hopefully there will be at least one more completed project post before the new term.
Excellent job, I really do love the converted model, and a cracking way to finish the holiday. Back to getting my head round the new A-level changes!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr A. For me, it's GCSE changes. I'll be teaching 3 different GCSE History specs at once next year, along with Film Studies. Promises to be a bit complicated!
DeleteTop work, H.W.!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, R.W!
DeleteNice brush work on those lovely figures. Adopting the coloured lances was a great idea.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on the coming academic year!
Thank you very much, Anne.
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