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20 bod poses in this set..so, again not including the Streltsi, 19 poses. One is reckoned to be a Sergeant but I´ve put him to one side..maybe he´ll end up as an Artillery officer. As with the sets, there´s only one Standard bearer so two rank and file bods had to be drafted in to make up the...

Another Regiment for the ACW Project, this time for the C.S.A. Discounting the Bonus bod, a Streltsi, 21 poses. Three aren´t much use in the regimental line up, the camera man and two "Generals" which means two repeat poses have to be drafted in the make up the regulation 20 bods per...

The ACW Project needs more troops. Ok, they aren´t Airfix but TBH I couldn´t resist getting this lot. 20 poses in the set but one of those is a Streltsi so 19 actual ACW bod poses. No probs bringing this up to the 20 required as the Union Regiments had two Standards, so one of the bods from...

27 blackpowder weapons, ranging from a Pot-de-Fer to a large Bombard, 13 Traction weapons, 126 crewmen and a handfull of seige Equipment, Mantlets, Rams, ladders, a Tonnelon and a Tower. 13 Things that go "whoosh" when they chuck things.... ...and 27 Things that go "BANG!!!" when they chuck...

After a Marathon of basing of the wargs and of the "Knights Errant", both armies on Parade. Army of the Light A mix of Adventurers, Elves, Cimmerians, Amazons, Dwarves and "Knights Errant". 50 mounted, 124 foot Army of the Dark. A mix of trolls, Goblins, Hobgoblins, Orcs, Wargs, Undead...

380 mounted medievals* from a wide range of sets, Airfix, Italeri, Valdemar, Zvezda, Strelets, Caeser, RedBox, and a wide time line across the medieval period, Normans, Burgundians, 100 yrs wars, WotR´s etc. First wave. Normans, Turcopoles, Crusaders/Teutonics. One of the bods (top right...

Another 4 kniggits from the Falkirk roll and additions to the Medieval Lords and Ladies list. Andrew Harclay, 1st Earl of Carlisle. He´s already been mentioned here on the Welsh Spearmen post but only his Standard was shown. Seeing as he´s quite an Important Person of the period he deserves a...

5 more for the Bannockburn Project and another 4 for the Medieval Lords and Ladies post Guy de Beauchamp. 10th Earl of Warwick. Gules a fess between six crosses crosslet or King´s Battalion Thomas de Multon, 1st Baron Multon of Gilsland. Barry of seven argent and gules. There is a Version...

The first set* in the new range of medieval bods from Valdemar..also available HERE 5 bods, two tables, a leg of Beef and a wee piggy wig on a ladder. Butcher and Baker Mr C Saeryan and his "laddered" pig On the link, the bod with the leg of Beef is shown carrying it, but I´ve left that...

Another set of Medieval citizens from Valdemar and available HERE 6 bods, a table, a crucifix, a Barrel and a set of scales Money Counter and a showoff turning up with his big box of coins Charlie and his chisel Continue reading...

Set number II from a new range of Medieval citizens from Valdemar. Available HERE 6 bods and 1 pig.. Hopefully the piggy is only about to get a shave... I hope so, because it appears that in the middle ages, pigs etc were killed with a blow to the head with something like a mallet or the blunt...

Three of a bunch of Zombie hounds Kindly sent to me by Phil (Philotep´s 1/72 Minis Kingdom) I think his idea of giving them White eyes is better than my attempt..see HERE The Zombie Dogs are part of the Zombie Board game by Twilight Creations Also, they provide heads for creating...

4 more for the Bannockburn Project and another 4 for the Medieval Lords and Ladies post Antony Bek, Bishop of Durham, Gules, a cross moline (also recerclée) Ermine. His arms are also described as Gules, a fer-de-moline Ermine.(as HERE) but the Cross Moline seems more likely Commander of the...

4 kniggits who took part in the Battle of Falkirk Coats-of-arms taken from the Falkirk Roll I´ll be making up a few more for the "Bannockburn Project". The idea behind the "Bannockburn Project" was to use solely Strelets bods. I achieved that Goal but as with most of my Projects, it has been...

From Valdemar. "VA188 ON the March " It says on the link, " 11 marching kniggits". On the pics of the set there´s ten. I got these ten plus another who isn´t pictured on the Fredericus-rex site and his pose doesn´t actually fit into a set of marching bods, more a fighting pose than marching...

Two more for the Bannockburn Project, and two more for the Medieval Lords and Ladies list. Andrew Moray The real powerhouse behind the Rebellion? Well, considering Wallace´s downturn in Fortunes with the death of Moray after the Battle of Falkirk and a lot of Blind Harry´s Story about him...

Back to medievals with another stand of archers for Bannockburn..or should it now , seeing I´m adding named Bods from other battles of the period, be re-labelled, the Wars of Scottish Independance ? The Archer bods used come from; Vikings against Franks Army of Henry V Scottish army of Wallace...

Finally...a Change to medieval themes. These three Mesdemoiselles come from two Ultima Ratio sets, the Musketeers of the King of France (Constance Bonacieux and Queen Anne of Austria) and The Guards of Cardinal Richelieu (MiLady de Winter) and were sent to me by Phil (Philotep´s 1/72 Minis...

Another stand of Crossbowmen using bods from ; Russian army of Alexander Nevsky Army of Joan d´Arc Medieval Crossbowmen Scottish Army of Robert Bruce It may well be historically innacurate, I couldn´t find any definate evidence of them being used by english crossbowmen at the time , but I´ve...

Another stand of bods for the Bannockburn Project. The Standard. It bears the coat-of-arms of Andrew Harclay, 1st Earl of Carlisle. Usually, the Cadency mark, the Martlet in the first quarter, signifies a 4th son but apparently he was the 1st son..so would have had a Label as a cadency mark ...