DBA 3.0 Anglo-Norman army

[blacksmith]

I finished another army and I think I'll stop here for the moment and start with a new project, WWII.
I picked up this army for tournaments as all the knights can dismount into blades (blades or spears in 2.2). The Rochester castle is from Thingiverse; the miniatures from Essex.













I still have to paint a War Wagon General and maybe someday I'll paint it.

[Santi Pérez]

With your amazing paintjob, you make Essex's chubby, big-headed, short-legged figures look superb, Javier.

Santi.

[Peter]

That's a nice looking army!

[MABO]

Super Army! I am in Bayeux regularly so I am very familiar with the painting guide

[blacksmith]

I finally painted the last unit to complete the army. I was holding it until I could find an appropriate printable figure to represent a painted wooden statue of St. Cuthbert. I also made his banner with a piece of paper and then painted it.

Well, so here you have it, and now the army is completely finished. I'm eager to try this little tank on the battlefield!

[Santi Pérez]

Although the entire wagon is wonderful, Javier, my favourite part is the statue of Saint Cuthbert. Despite its small size and colours, it is clearly a statue compared to the two archers that accompany it. Without a doubt, all credit goes to the great artist who painted it.

Santi.

[blacksmith]

Although the entire wagon is wonderful, Javier, my favourite part is the statue of Saint Cuthbert. Despite its small size and colours, it is clearly a statue compared to the two archers that accompany it. Without a doubt, all credit goes to the great artist who painted it.

Santi.

Thank you Santi. That was my main concern, to make it look as an statue and not a person. Cheers

[MABO]

Very interesting Gaming piece. Can you give us some background, maybe?

[blacksmith]

Thank you!
This is what I got from the University of Durham:



Cheers!

[MABO]

Thank you for the information! Very interesting.