Showing posts with label 28mm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 28mm. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 November 2014

1st Game of Lion Rampant.

We managed to fit a run through of Lion Rampant this afternoon.
As they were still sat on the table from when i took photos for the starter armies, thought we might as well use them.
It'll take a bit of getting used to as we're used to larger games but should be fun.

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The Mongol Horde swarm across the steppe, well a raiding party really.
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A Teutonic host prepare to defend a farmstead. Buildings are from 1st Corps.
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Teutonic Sergeants take up position outside the farm.
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Knights crossing a plowed field, not a good idea trying to get across rough terrain.
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No stopping the knights though when they make contact. We called it a day there as half the Mongol units were below 50%.

Wednesday, 2 April 2014

New Arthurian 'Age of heroes' from Curteys Miniatures

We've been working on a new range and period.

Arthurian

'Age of Heroes'

Romano British





Early Saxon




Lots more to come.........

Saturday, 8 March 2014

New images for Crossed Lances

I've just finished these and added them to the new website. If you havn't see the new site please drop by and have a look.




                           






Saturday, 30 November 2013

Crossed Lances - Putting the team together

As we've done quite a lot of reworking on our existing figures  for the forthcoming Crossed Lances Tournay game I thought i'd show a step by step photo tutorial.
Reworked mounted knights now with seperate heads,
these will be available as pre-packed sets for Crossed lances
 inc bases and Heraldic transfers by Battle Flag
for the horses and men. 

Assembled knights, we've got lots more helmet options coming.
The knights will also be available in the 3 figure packs on the
Curteys site.

Couched knights with heads attached ready for priming.
I start with a black primer coat.

Flesh and metal parts etc done.

Foot versions of the mounted knights.

Horses were primed white,
horse flesh painted with acrylics and given an inc wash. 

Water slide transfers supplied by Battle Flag.
 These will be available along with lots more devices.

Cut out with scissors or a sharp knife , get a responsable adult to help kids.

Add caption

Just add water, dip in water  for 30 seconds.

Slide into place.

The knights surcoats have been painted white to take the transfer.
We recomend applying Microsol or  a similar transfer/decal softener
to help the transfer to form to the figure.

Another set of transfers added.

Transfers blended in using acryllics.

Another set, just need basing , shields and lance adding.

I'll add photos of the finished sets soon.


Tuesday, 26 November 2013

Crossed Lances new masters

We recently received thee new masters to go with the new Crossed Lances game which will be published soon .


Various squires.
Carrying his lords armour, horse holder, tending an unhorsed knight, offering a refreshing drink of .....water?  

 Tournay Officials, Reading the Rolls, Referee, Trumpeter.

Unhorsed Knights
These will come with assorted seperate heads. 

More mounted dollies, 
The figure on the right will come back as mounted versions of the Officials.

Saturday, 2 November 2013

New medieval tents

A couple of photos of the new medieval tent masters, same base with 2 different roof options. The figures are from the Curteys Miniatures Feudal Europe range.
There are several different tent flap options too.
Tent with plain roof.
Tent with elaborate roof.
Shown with Curteys Miniatures Feudal figures for scale.

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Crossed Lances

Here's a couple of shots of a new Medieval Tournay game we're involved with,Crossed lances.
More details to follow.
You can see a few more photos on our facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/CurteysMiniatures

I'll be adding a photo tutorial of painting and adding transfers etc soon.
Transfers are by Battle Flag done to go with our Feudal range.

Monday, 28 October 2013

Medieval camp followers on the workbench

                       Thought i would share these new masters, i really do need to post more on here.