Impossible! So here they are:
The standard "bases need to be drybrushed and grassed" comment applies - I'm going to do them all this weekend - but other than that I'm pretty pleased with the revolting fellows. They'll be fleeing from the encroaching hordes of poorly behaved creatures into Erny's citadel for safety in just a few weeks time!
Rab
I recognise maybe four of them as Foundry ex-citadels as I've just finished painting mine as well, but I don't recognise the rest. Where are they from?
ReplyDeleteThe guy at the back left always cracks me up, he's got such a big smile on his face (although you can't really tell from that picture). He's got to have a story to tell. :)
Lovely, smooth flesh tones by the way.
Thanks, Peter, I always feel I struggle with getting from the base colour to the creamy pink of flesh so I'm chuffed it's worked!
DeleteThe peasants are all Foundry, I think, either from the ex-Citadel range explicitly or other Perry sculpts from the Hundred Year War range: http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/our-ranges/medieval/hundred-years-war/infantry/
Great minds thin alike Rab:
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Lovely looking peasants. Wonder how they get on with their Germanic neighbors.
Ah, dammit - I thought I was being so original! :)
DeleteI think your incredibly characterful scum would recognise mine as being part of the international brotherhood of the land-working classes and start singing songs about a red flag together...