Showing posts with label Norman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norman. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 July 2014

Latest custom made camps just off the bench:

15mm Chinese - DBx/FOG size camp (120x80mm) using two 15CHI, one each of LGS6 and LGS7 and some plastic bamboo that will soon be available in the RTP Trees page of the online shop...


15mm Norman - DBx/FOG size camp (120x80mm) using two 15ASX, one each of LGS5 and LGS8 and a section of 15WFN wattle fence...


15mm Late Imperial Roman fortified camp - DBx/FOG size (120x80mm) using a FOG1 kit, just assembled and painted... could also be used as a BUA, plenty of space for followers, citizens, baggage and/or garrison on this one!

In case you wonder, a camp like this would set you back around 75.00 euros and would involve at least a couple of months waiting... :)

Thursday, 22 December 2011

Just added the last missing color picture to the Norman range page!
http://www.baueda.com/hostis_nrm.html

This is Code: NRM4
15mm Norman or Breton Lightly armoured Cavalry (Separate horse and riders)
Unarmoured horsemen as depicted in the Bayeux tapestry and later 11th century manuscripts. Can be used as Breton javelin armed Light Cavalry simply by cutting their spears short. You can also bend their arms a little to simply create more varied poses!


These samples have been painted by Artur
who also kindly provided me with snaps of the painted figures before basing them, so I could put together a composite to show off his fantastic work:
 

All figures sculpted by M. Campagna

Monday, 12 December 2011

NRM7 - Norman Milites charging with lance overarm

Latest addition to our growing range of 15mm Normans is a pack of Milites charging with lance overarm:
 

as opposed to charging with lance underarm as those already released as NRM2:

The new pack include 4 mounted figures as usually, in the 3 poses shown.
These are separately cast horse and raiders (again unlike NRM2 which are cast in one single piece); lances are also supplied separately, so you can easily replace them with thin brass rod if you prefer.
Another difference is that the shield of the figures in the new NRM7 pack is flat, there is no central raised boss, to allow for even more variation when you mix them with other packs...

These are actual production casts, not a WIP, so these are going to be available very soon...
More figures for this and the other ranges are always in development!

Ciao,

Claudio