1014 AD - 1075 AD
DBA 2.2
15mm Essex Miniatures
Army Composition: 1 x (Gen) 4Bd, 2 x 4Bd, 8 x 4Sp, 1 x 2Ps or 4Sp
Despite my recent (10 days ago) double Hernia surgery. I manage to finish off this army I wasn't to sure about the shield patterns, but most of them are "guess work" patterns :o) my flocking of the bases are some what mediocre. ,..anyway... slowly getting back to the rhythm of preparing/painting figures. Currently working on the Vikings and at a later stage more Impetus Gothic units to come i.e. Cavalry!......
A brief History Link of Who were the Anglo - Danes?
| Norse Mercenaries (2Ps & 4Sp) |
Hope you'll feel better and better...Your pincil has lost none of its splendor, they look superb, spectacular colors Phil!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Phil, all the best for a speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mike!
DeleteWell, you have hardly lost a step with your surgery with painting output continuing at a brisk pace. Another terrific and colorful army. Really fantastic shieldwork!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jon! :o) appreciate your kind words and support!
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Beautiful army! One thing about 15's - lifting them isn't a problem postop, unlike some 28's!
ReplyDelete:o) well, I have a small soft pillow attached around my belly, to help reduce the stress level (after popping Oxycodone acetaminophen and Naproxen sodium pills)...so :o) lifting 28's and 15's will be much in a comfort zone around my belly.... am I making any sense with this reply message post? :o)
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They look fantastic. I think you've done a great job with the shields too. Hope you start to feel better soon. All the best
ReplyDeletecooooo----wweeeee! Thanks Nate! :o)
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Beautiful forces! greeting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal!
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Lovely work Phil, and the bases look terrific.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence, you must be busy with real life and/or playing table top battles with your 15's and 28's armies, don't see any update postings at your blog lately?...
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me too! :o))
DeleteThanks Iain, started out with mix colors, later change to red/brown theme for the Danes.....
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Thanks! :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Dan!
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:o) Thanks Paul!....
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Thank you Rodger!
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