A Carolingian Army, step by step

[Colonel Kilgore]

Lovely work, Lluis!

Simon

[Sean Clark]

Lovely. Cant wait to see it on the table.

[Stewart 46A]

Excellence
Lluis

Stewart

[Leman (Andy)]

Lovely brushwork again.

[Lluis of Minairons]

Carolingian Army is complete now, after adding some odds and ends.

I was requested for instance to paint a handful of casualty markers. There are 16 of these, all mounted on 25mm diameter, 2mm thick magnets - duely flocked likewise the rest of the army:



I was supposed to build 13 "half bases" too - these consisting of 30 x 15mm stands with a single figure on each. They can be used as skirmishing vanguards or alternative casualty markers (by replacing a regular base by one such "half base" to visually indicate progressive depletion).



As you can see, there are 14 instead of 13, because I added to the lot a spare cavalryman on a "half cavalry base" - that is, a 30 x 20mm one).



Now it's time to set them sailing (flying, rather) to gamefully invade the Islands!

Lluís

[Stewart 46A]

Great work Lluis
 They look fantastic
Brilliant, well worth the wait.

Stewart

[Colonel Kilgore]

This is a lovely army - great job Lluis!

Simon

[martin goddard]

Lluis has done a good job here.
His ships were great and these will join that pantheon of paint perfection.

martin

[martin goddard]

Stewart
Is this army at the WWW??

martin

[Colonel Kilgore]

Stewart
Is this army at the WWW??

martin

Isn't this really why we're all coming along, to see Stewart's new army? 

Simon

[Sean Clark]

Yes. But Only as allies to my Romans. They're to scary to fight against.

[Colonel Kilgore]

Yes. But Only as allies to my Romans. They're to scary to fight against.

Is that a scenario taken from another Ridley Scott film, Sean? 

Simon