Its not long to go, I can't believe its gonna be the end of the Challenge soon, (its already ended, I'm just behind on my posts!) where did the time go?
For this entry I'm posting my last unit for my Polish/Imperialist army for the siege of Vienna in 1683,
Here we have the 8 figure Guard Haiduk regt, along with a commander and two standard bearers.
All figures are from The Assault Group, apart from the Commander on the left, he's a figure from Essex Miniatures. You may notice the lack of muskets?
Who needs a gun when you can have a massive chopper?
The Guards carried halberds instead.
Rear pic, just encase I only painted the front of the figures.
11 figures @5pts
55 points!
Oh, yeees! Looking great!
ReplyDeleteThought you might like these Michal!
DeleteThe eagle must stay, no sleep.
ReplyDeleteNice work
Commander looks bold. And those are some damned big flags.
ReplyDeleteFlag creep, I blame Barry for this🤪
DeleteEverything's Barry's fault on this blog.
DeleteThey do look lovely! And these new comment boxes Blogger just gave us today are horrid and do not go well with some of the web browsers. In order to comment I now have to close all Firefox protection to be able to comment :(
ReplyDeleteOh gawd!
DeleteBig flags and big choppers! Really cool and interesting looking unit!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dai
DeleteLovely work again, they are a nice looking unit, the commander is a cracking figure and the flags set the unit off really well.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie, glad you like them.
DeleteMore beautifully done Haiduks Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence!
DeleteLovely toys Ray…
ReplyDeleteI like the flags… what is it the hipsters say… go big or go home😁…
All the best. Aly
Who needs a musket when you're armed with a berdische axe? Bad dudes!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
DeleteThose are extremely large flags ray - I would not want to be trying to control that on a windy day! Lovely paint work as always.
ReplyDeleteMe neither, Keith!
DeleteAnother interesting unit with a grumpy or maybe vexed looking c.o. Looking forward to the final positions in the competition
ReplyDeleteAll will be revealed in a few posts time, Joe.
DeleteWonderful looking figures and flags. Makes me want to take mine out and have a game.
ReplyDeleteGo for it!
DeleteLovely Poles, Ray. I love their exotic look, as well as Ottomans.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Ray. I'd be curious to see what those enormous flags have done to the centre of gravity of the standard bearers. I love BIG flags.
ReplyDeleteGiven them strong stomach muscles I'd guess?
DeleteLovely figures Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mike!
DeleteWow that are some hugh flags! Great painted figures.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
They are big, that's for sure.
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