Following on from my first “Barons War” post last week I have now completed a further four Footsore Miniatures. Nothing much to say on these that wasn’t covered in the previous post. I kept the idea of two colour tunics and quadrants along with freehand shield designs.
I still have a few other figures to do and have placed an order for some more with the aim of hopefully doing a couple of mini dioramas.
Images and a couple of group shots, icluding one of all nine figures, below.
TIM
The Imperfect Modeller 
Very nice! 🙂 A colourful collection – I’d have struggled to get that much variation, but they all go together well!
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Thanks John. I must admit I have enjoyed doing some nice colourfull pieces and this is a genre I will be returning to I think.
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Ohh ! mate your freehand painting has improved so much now that the Pubs closed and you cant have those boozy afternoons with your good mate Martin!!!
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Haha, you’re not wrong Pat. Have had plenty of time to practice of late and the absence of beer has made for a steadier hand! 😊
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Looking good mate, lovely shields!
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Thanks Alex.
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Very taken with those – they look great. Paint a couple more and you’ll be able to have a skirmish game with them….
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete. In time there will be a few more, you never know they may even grow into an army!
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Great work. I love the first one the most with the purple and white stripes. Do you use tape to keep the stripes straight or are you just that good with freehand?
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Thank you. I did try tape once but ended up getting in a right mess so these days it is all freehand with touching up here ans there. It is getting better with practice that’s for sure.
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Fantastic freehand and great group of knights. Love the colors, and glad to see you building an army! You are in the zone Dave!
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Thanks Mark. I do enjoy the freehand … when it comes off!
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Very nice Dave, somehow I missed this post. They work really well together.
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Thank you.
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Really awesome work on these knights. They remind me of Bretonnians from Warhammer Fantasy which fills me with nostalgia since that army/faction is no longer made. I’ve been craving a project where I can practice my freehand skills and painting up some of these guys could be a good solution. Thank you for the inspiration as always! 🙂
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Flattered that you are inspired. Knights do provide one of the best opportunities for practicing freehand that’s for sure.
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