I finished another base of Bretonnian archers.
With this base finished I now got enough models to make an standard size unit of archers to the Hail Caesar rules.
What I learned from this little sideproject is that painting simple clothing without all the cursed straps of Napoleonic troops, no fancy shield as I have done on some other models, is that basic troops in brownish clothing painted to a table top standard is quick, really quick work.
This is both a good thing and a bad thing because this could real easy distract me into starting up a 30years war project or continue on a medieval project instead of finishing what I have planed at the moment.
Now some new miniatures have arrived from an order and I am not “forced” to dig up these old Bretonnians from some box in the basement. Im not sure I could leave the archers all alone without some buddies or someone to combat but I have some things I really should finish of before I start on the next medieval unit. But as most of the time when I paint I could easily switch interest after a completed unit or model.
This is both a good thing and a bad thing because this could real easy distract me into starting up a 30years war project or continue on a medieval project instead of finishing what I have planed at the moment.
Now some new miniatures have arrived from an order and I am not “forced” to dig up these old Bretonnians from some box in the basement. Im not sure I could leave the archers all alone without some buddies or someone to combat but I have some things I really should finish of before I start on the next medieval unit. But as most of the time when I paint I could easily switch interest after a completed unit or model.
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