Completed English archer

[Kaws]

Good day to all!
I will present my work for our rapidly growing company
Medieval Forge Miniatures

Figure of the English archer, beaten but experienced), on XIV-XV century., Its size is 75mm across the eye.
The release is announced for August.
Enjoy watching

 

[mortier]

Looks very good

 

[Helm]

Nicely done
Steve

 

[DEL]

This is my favourite so far from the range.
The only difference I'd make is to lose the broadsword and swap it for a falchion.
Great look, attitude and pose.
Cheers
Derek

 

[1969]

Really like this one, like Del said, the attitude and pose really stand out.

Steve

 

[elanlane13]

Lovely sculpting.

 

[Nap]

Certainly looks beaten

Like the torn clothing effects and the facial features

Agree with Del about the sword

Nap

 

[BobLff257]

Very nice, great character, well done

Rob

 

[chailey]

Fabulous, not my period or preferred scale, but very tempted!

 

[baronband]

Very nice indeed.
Great pose and expression, he has been there, seen it and done it, a true veteran.

John

 

[Medieval Forge Miniatures]

A wonderful miniature! Many thanks to Nikita !!! I'm glad that Nikita joined the team Medieval Forge Miniatures !!!

 

[Kaws]

Thank you all for your feedback!

 

[OldTaff]

I'll be after one of these, I'm sure,.......nicest depiction of an archer I've seen since the Pegaso 54mm some years back. Love the worn and tattered look.

Alan

 

[JonH]

Excellent looking archer.Presumably the sword is a nice bit of booty.
Jon.

 

[OldTaff]

Battlefield booty was usually offered first to the captain of the company, who decided whether it went "up" or "down". Such swords as our friend here carries could have been a family hand-me-down or pillaged in an earlier campaign. Archers were known to possess all manner of edged implements from various sources, almost anything that did not impede their ability to nock an arrow and draw up a longbow. I'm quite happy that our veteran here has earned his sword, by the look of him

Alan

 

[Oda]

A wonderful miniature! Many thanks to Nikita !!! I'm glad that Nikita joined the team Medieval Forge Miniatures !!!

Aren't we all Dmitry!!!!

Oda.

 

[DEL]

The more I see this the more I like it. Old Taffs point is well made but I'd still be tempted to replace the sword with an agricultural type chopper or a heavy knife.
The idea of loot works really well with the post charge actions of archers. The scraggy mail coif is just the sort of useful loot an archer would keep.
I love it when a figure stirs the imagination.

 

[Medieval Forge Miniatures]

Aren't we all Dmitry!!!!

Oda.

Yes, I am the owner of Medieval Forge Miniatures, but I believe the team is all my sculptor friends who make me sculptures, artists draw boxers for me and many friends who help me with new ideas !!!!!

 

[Theodoros]

I think is a must-have miniature, for its great realism and historical accuracy.

 

[Oda]

I think is a must-have miniature, for its great realism and historical accuracy.

I agree with Theodoros 100%

Oda.