2 of the figures are unique. The other 6 are two "doubled" up miniatures. Fortunately the 6 doublers all wear cloth coifs under their helmets so I've painted each hood a different colour for ease of identification (and hp tracking) on the tabletop.
Being a chronicle of my experiences in the murky world of "old school" roleplaying, wargaming and Miniature Painting. Likely to feature games of Dungeons and Dragons, Tomorrow's War, OSRIC, Harnmaster, Warhammer Ancients, Retinue and All Things Zombie.
Monday, 25 October 2010
Henchmen Horde
I've finally managed to acquire some photographs of the (now painted) henchmen and retainer figures I mentioned in an earlier post. The assembly and painting process required a total of four hours (not counting the time it took for the mili-put to harden). The miniatures are Wargames Foundry Normans. Not bad for a price tag of £8.
2 of the figures are unique. The other 6 are two "doubled" up miniatures. Fortunately the 6 doublers all wear cloth coifs under their helmets so I've painted each hood a different colour for ease of identification (and hp tracking) on the tabletop.
2 of the figures are unique. The other 6 are two "doubled" up miniatures. Fortunately the 6 doublers all wear cloth coifs under their helmets so I've painted each hood a different colour for ease of identification (and hp tracking) on the tabletop.
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