Tudor Commanders At Bosworth 1485

This completes another small project: a set of Tudor commanders to lead my War of the Roses army. Henry Tudor was finished in December last year but now he has the support of two of his famous sub-commanders:



The figures are all from Roundway. I really like the figures for their late 15th century look and because the sculpting isn't overly complicated.

What I Have Painted Recently

In the past six weeks I've been busy working on quite a few new hobby projects.  Unusually for me I now have lots of projects underway; normally I only have one or two.  This means I've not yet finished any of them. Typical wargamer I hear to say.

I have however made a lot of progress.  I've nearly finished: my Bosworth commanders, some late medieval mounted hand gunners and some Russian mercenary cavalry for my Lithuanian army.  Plus I have made a start replacing the War of the Roses heavy infantry I sold last month.

In these circumstances what's a wargamer to do? Start another project of course! However, this one was deliberately chosen to be finished in a week and sold on eBay. Here are the results:



I've used a different set up for my light box to match the bases.  I didn't finish the basing so people can easily match their existing basing scheme.

A Face In The Crowd

Second played third in the game of the day.

Match	South Shields v Warrington Town
Competition	Northern Premier League
Date	Sat, 17 Jan 2019
Venue	Mariners Park
HT score	1-2
FT score	1-2
Attendance	1,966
Press:	Warrington Worldwide
Pictures:	John Hopkins
Video:	South Shields FC

Two Painting Tips

Today's post is all about saving money! I've found a source of cheap mixing pots and a really cheap brush cleaning soap.