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great work (y)

as I said before look at the back of the caparison and they face back and I know they are leopards and no Italian heraldry doesn't coincide in any way to English heraldry, I think we could go on for ages about this so as I said before we will just have to agree to disagree

dont know where you got your pics from but here is the great seal of Edward III and Edward IV and you can clearly see on the rear of the caparison that the lions face to the rear, and no Italian heraldry does not have the same rules as English, neither does Spanish, Hungarian,Russian, possibly...

Thats great but it refers to italian heraldry and not english, if your not convinced i have attached a couple of books on English heraldry above, i think we will just have to agree to disagree

It can say what it likes under the heraldic rules its not correct as it would be someone else. If you have a green and yellow background with a red rampant lion facing left that is the sigil of Wiiliam Marshal if you put a right facing red rampant lion on the same background thats Henry De...

ok to clear this up once again the heraldry is not correct, it has nothing to do with facing forward, read the rules of English heraldry it has to face to the right dominant shoulder as you stood behind it facing it. so in this case if you stood on the left side of the horse facing the right...

Huw i studied English medieval history and heraldry for years but there are plenty of books out there with all the relevant information, Charles Fox Davies The English Heraldry Scholars Choice edition, Charles Boutell The Handbook to English Heraldry, there are several editions to the last and...

ok guys just to clear up heraldry, everything on an heraldic emblem (Blazon)means something and whatever way the emblem faces it should always face that way or it means something else, so if your leopard, (in this case a Passant Guardant Leopard) faces to the left it should do that whatever side...

very dramatic figure and beautifully sculpted, but I hate to point out that the leopards are facing the wrong way :(

The face and the reds are amazing

sorry I cant see any pictures :(

Hi Martin lol ive been there several times, cant say ive noticed the lions bollocks though:(

Cheers Martin my wifes from the north east so she insisted

Cheers Guys glad you like him, there are a couple of bits of the armour that are not on the pictures cos i didnt want to glue them on and they wouldnt stay on there own, they are the couters, and fix onto the elbow part, they will be part of the kit though

Hi all Ian at Ellies miniatures has asked me to post some pics of this bust for you, its a 200mm bust of harry Hotspur otherwise known as Sir Henry Percy or the Duke of Northumberland, sculpted in sculpy, sculpy firm and milliput. Unfortunately it wont be ready for Euro but should be shortly...

great work Gordy,

fantastic work, the leather and the facial tones are brilliant, (y)

another lovely figure to add to the collection Ian

looks bloody good to me, well up to your usual standard Colin (y)

love it especially the shield