Minis are from Claymore Castings (exccept for the Banner holder that are a Perry mini) , 20mm bases and tray from Warbases and the banner from www.krigsspil.dk
1 hour ago
Monday, January 14, 2013
House of Grubendal
I have painted some medieval Danish minis on commision, this will represent 2 Knights from the Danish noble house of Grubendal and their retuine.
Minis are from Claymore Castings (exccept for the Banner holder that are a Perry mini) , 20mm bases and tray from Warbases and the banner from www.krigsspil.dk
Minis are from Claymore Castings (exccept for the Banner holder that are a Perry mini) , 20mm bases and tray from Warbases and the banner from www.krigsspil.dk
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Great looking minis,love the flag
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Hobbyworker.
Splendid Danes on interesting and well constructed bases.Is this the start of a Danish army by the way?Mohawks coming along nicely too.
ReplyDeletebest wishes
Alan
Ohh...
ReplyDeleteI really like this project and combining a nice setting with the lovely miniatures from Claymore Casting is so nice.
Wonderful looking stands, flags and bases are great!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Excellent stands Michael!!
ReplyDeleteSplendid! Really nice colour scheme.
ReplyDeleteGreat paintjob, very eyecatching.
ReplyDeleteSuperb.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! A great inspiration for my painting today.
ReplyDeleteFantastic painting work, Michael!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Michael :-)
ReplyDeleteYour work never ceases to impress me.
ReplyDeleteGlad you seems to like them :) Sounded like Tony that have asked me to paint them liked them to, but he havent seen them IRL yet...
ReplyDeleteMight they inspire some one to go for some kalmar Union War gaming I would be glad, they work perfect for some Naval Cog skirmish with Victualian Brother Hood and the Union/Danes and maybe some Hanseatic League.... Zvezda have nice 1/72 Cogs... If you by any chanse wourld have one that you dont need I might be interested;)
Best regards Michael
Even more lovely painting. I like these a lot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice work mate.
ReplyDeleteGood mix of manufacturers and some great heraldic work- really makes the heraldry stand out, not too much, just right.
Darrell.
Thanks Mates !
ReplyDeleteI tryed to include the heraldy colours black/yellow on the minis, so morst of them got black/yellow hose, not to uniform I hope but give them something that connect the group. Several of the Claymore minis have patched with the st. andrew cross, perfect to make the Grubemdal CoA:) Unfortunally it isn´t visual on any of the pictures I just noticed...but it is there...
Best regards Michael