And then there's this fellow...
Mounted Preacherman from Redoubt Enterprises. He actually came in three parts - the horse and the preachers legs and lower torso, the upper half of the Preacherman (less his right hand), and a right hand holding a book. I'm not sure why the right hand holding a book was a separate piece? It's not like they provided alternative extra optionals hands...? In the end I gave him a spare sword I had (I think from Old Glory). I probably should have modelled a sword belt with a scabbard draped over shoulder... but I was lazy...
(I tell myself I added the hand because he already had one book under his arm, what other book would he need besides the Bible? the truth is I partly gave him the sword because I misplaced the right hand holding the book that was provided with the miniature...)
These are the civilians I finished up this week. Most are from Redoubt Enterprises, but a few are from Wargames Foundry or Casting Room Miniatures. This batch finishes up three units of Clubmen!
Three units of Clubmen for The Pikeman's Lament. A whopping THREE POINTS for the lot of them.
I've been toying around with a map based campaign system and considering allowing the defender to always be able to field one or two units of clubmen - as a free bonus - depending on the size of the village or town. Nothing may ever come of it, but I like thinking about these things...
The most recent unit - all new minis from Redoubt Enterprises.
Over half of these were painted this week and is made up of miniatures from Wargames Foundry, Casting Room Miniatures, and I think there might be a model in there from Warlord Games and maybe Dixon Miniatures...?
This third unit was painted a few years back. It is made up of figures from Warlord Games.
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