Normally I don’t go back to a model after its finished,
unless something happens to it like chipping or breakage etc. But in the case of my Welsh for Saga I just
wasn’t happy with their bases, and the feeling gradually grew. I originally gave them a medium brown base
with a lighter drybrush, and added some flowers and rocks with some odd idea
that they liked raiding and would probably be up a mountain somewhere.
In hindsight the flowers looked lonely, and the whole model
was affected by the bases’ blandness and lack of colour, so having flocked a
few different models with a nice bright green recently I decided to do the same
to the Welsh. Overall I’m liking it,
although the pictures are shocking so its not obvious. It’s also nice to do a few pictures of the
whole 6 point lot, because I haven’t since I added the 8 warriors on horseback
(Wargames Factory Ancient Germanic figures, and they suit it!) and 4 more
hearthguard. I do have a box of gripping
beast generic un-armoured dark age warriors in the garage, and 4 more horsemen,
but neither have made it as far as being added since they were purchased back
in May 2013.
Finally I have also been frustrated with the way the metal
spears/javelins bend so easily, so I’ve tried replacing it with a proper steel
rod one from Front Rank. Its gone ok, no
pictures yet.
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The levy and warriors trying to demonstrate the difference between grass and no grass. |
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Ditto, but more obvious. |
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Massed grassing. |
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The whole lot in formation - 2 points of warriors on foot, 1 of warriors on horse, 2 of hearthguard, 1 of levy, and one warlord. |
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Germanic horsemen turned welsh - pleased with that piece of work. |
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Hearthguard. |
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Warriors. |
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More warriors. |
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Warlord. |
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