A Variety of Recently Finished Commissions

Here's more stuff from a couple of different orders we've recently done. First up are some 40mm Napoleonic Austrian cavalry. These are still on the painting sticks since the customer wanted to do his own basing:

Here's an image of some 15mm Vietnam ANZACs:

The 28mm Artizan Designs characters from Kelly's Heroes:

A few 28mm dark ages civilians. These are made by Gripping Beast:

Another 28mm fantasy football team. This time, its a Scottish Dwarven team:

Two wraiths made by Otherworld Miniatures:

A set of the Reaper Miniatures mouslings:

The miniatures from the Gears of War boardgame:

The evil Trees from Architects of War:

Two Bretonnian heroes:

Some Bretonnian mounted Yeomen:

More Bretonnians

Here is a few more reinforcements for the Bretonnian army we are doing for a customer. Here are the Pegasus Knights:

Here is a Pegasus Knight hero:

A Damsel to give the army a little bit of magic. We will be adding a second Damsel in the next batch:

These are the archer's stakes for the bowmen:

Warhammer Bretonnian Army Finished

Here's a Warhammer Bretonnian Army recently completed for a customer. The characters have already been delivered and there are more units and figures to add but this is the core of the army. It includes two Bretonnian Battalion boxed sets and a unit of Grail Knights.

I did a typical Bretonnian scheme focusing more of Red, Blue, Black, White, and Yellow for the knights' heraldry. I reserved green for use more with the Damsels, and we already delivered a Green Knight model, so those will stand out from the bulk of the army. I would have liked to really go crazy with the heraldry on some of the knights but we ran into the usual restrictions of time and money. It's expensive for the customer if I have to put a lot of time into the model, such as with complex heraldry, so I try and keep costs down a bit for them by simplifying things.

The peasant foot were done in more muted colors reflecting their status. Brighter colors were used for thier badges and standards. The contrasts between the brighter knights and duller peasants really adds to the visual appeal of a Bretonnian army.

The Bretonnian Army

Close-up of one of the units of Men-At-Arms

An overview of a unit of Knights of the Realm

All of the Knights together

Close-up of the Grail Knights

Side view of all of the knights

Both units of Men-At-Arms

Both units of Archers

There will be images of the Pegasus Knights and a Damsel soon. Then the army will be flushed out by adding about 10 more Men-At-Arms to each unit, 5 more Grail Knights, about 10 more Knights of the Realm, and a few more Lords and Damsels.