As you sure know the Perry plastic Foot Knights 1450-1500 are out, I haven´t bought any of them as I really didn´t know how to get use of 38 fullplate Knight on foot up in Scandinavia during the 15th centery...
But in the end I got a few sprues of them from my friends at Northern Wargaming that also pointed out that the Perrys had included some Kalmar Union Flags and Livres on the information Sheet, glad that the Perrys help us to spread the Kalmar Union word. We now officialy are a part of History;)
I´m most honoured and it was quite a surprise to me, but a most wellcome one. The Perrys evidently visit my blog from time to time, big recognition to my work and made me very happy:)
Truly an honor, and a well deserved one for sure. Your blog has done a tremendous job of spreading the word about Scandinavian conflicts in general, and the one(s) in the 15th century in particular and the hobby has been much enriched by your tireless work.
ReplyDeleteCongrat's Michael! Very high praise indeed, I would say!
ReplyDeleteReferenced by the Perry boys, that is pretty much Godhood in our circles. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteWill we be seeing you at FlemCon in November, by the way? We are running CoC and Dead Mans Hand.
Great honour indeed, I can only congratulate you on this.
ReplyDeleteYou can be proud of you, but you merit it indeed.
ReplyDeleteJ-B
Wow, you are famous!
ReplyDeleteThat is great that Perry views your blog to get data on Scandinavia. I bet the nights will look great. I will try to make it to the next game you put on.
ReplyDeleteIf the Perry's are visiting you you should prank to Sir, at least.
ReplyDeleteWell you can quit the hobby as your life as a wargamer now has peaked. :-) Osprey was good, this is even better in my view.
ReplyDeleteOn a more serious note you really do promote Swedish history in a great way through your blog. And if the Perrys send some readers your way, all the better!
/Mattias
Great stories, and especially yours models.
ReplyDeleteAs the above says many people have strange these Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish) stories, their history, which for many is a great surprise, including their impact on the european time and the "proportions"
Congratulations, Michael. Your hard work deserves this!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, great to see you're Blog mentioned by the twins!
ReplyDeleteWow this is good news Michael.It can´t get much better than this!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! :D Congratz Michael. You must be thrilled to get such an recognition from a great manufacturer like that :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a HUGE honor, and well earned too. I love the historical color and painting you share. Time to hoist your favorite drink. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThree cheers! Your blog inspires all!
ReplyDeleteBravo, Michael. And well deserved!
ReplyDeleteI got a box of these and they are excellent. Great that they had a link to this great blog.
ReplyDeletecheers
Very cool to see the Perrys tap into the dramatic Scandinavian history, something we can thank resources like this blog for! Wonderful work Michael!
ReplyDeleteCool. High praise indeed, and well deserved. So are the twins doing what we all do, finding inspiration and nicking ideas from everyone else in the wargaming blogging world!? ;-)
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