"Sculptor Wanted for 28mm Historical Flodden 1513 Range." Topic

Sculptor Wanted for 28mm Historical Flodden Range.

If you're interested please either PM me here or email me at:

darrell.hindley@googlemail.com

The range will initially consist of:

-English Household Bills (three packs of four)

-English "Levy" Bills (three packs of four)

-English Household Archers (two packs)

-English "Levy" Archers (two packs)

-Scottish Household Pike (three packs of four)

-Scottish Levy Pike (three packs of four)

-Highland Short Pike (one, possibly two packs)

-Highlanders (sword and buckler and polearm) (one pack)

-Highland Archers (one, possibly two packs)

-Household Command (one)

-Levy Command (one)

-English/Scottish Men at Arms on Foot (two packs of four)

-English Nobles and Standard Bearers (two packs each of

- 2 nobles and two standard bearers)

-English Mounted Borderers

-English Mounted Border Command

-Death of James IV vignette and others too.

Please spread the word if you know any sculptors who may be interested. Thanks :)

Just Add Water Painting and Wargaming Blog:
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La Journee HYW Warfare- Painting & Wargaming Blog:
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Gewalthaufen- Late C15 to Early Renaissance Blog:
gewalthaufen.blogspot.co.uk

Isn't Paul Hicks already sculpting a range, or is that an earlier period?

Do you mean the Claymore Castings HYW/Otterburn range?

Just Add Water Painting and Wargaming Blog:
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La Journee HYW Warfare- Painting & Wargaming Blog:
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Gewalthaufen- Late C15 to Early Renaissance Blog:
gewalthaufen.blogspot.co.uk

Them's the ones. Wrong era I take it?

If you want to have them look their best, I'd contact the guy that sculpts the claymore range, he does amazing stuff, I saw a Saxon leader he did for footsore.
And his quality shows there too.
If I had a million laying around, I'd know I'd use him for a range.

Two Men in a Trench discovered lead bullets on the battle site. It seems the Scots either employed arquebusiers from their own or from the Continent. Worth a thought!

I rather like the Assault Group range. Do you plan to make these compatible?

Doesn't Assault Group only do the English army? I'd love to see this project come to life!

Assault Group does English for the later era, around 1540 – mainly the campaign of Henry at Boulogne in 1544. TAG also has a fine French range aimed for that era.

In 1513 the armies would look different. There is a nice contemporary for the battle of Guinegate 1513 that shows continental outlooks of the time. Afaik the english army left behind was a tad less modernized.

A very fine plan, Atheling! I hope you succeed!

Remember the old Military Modelling article in one of the specials had illustrations by the great Rick Scollins. Superb illustrations.

Hope these are of use!

Hi Mr J1970,

I've got both of those images in various books but appreciated anyway :>)

Kind Regards

Just Add Water Painting and Wargaming Blog:
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La Journee HYW Warfare- Painting & Wargaming Blog:
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Gewalthaufen- Late C15 to Early Renaissance Blog:
gewalthaufen.blogspot.co.uk

Did these ever come out?

Yes, I would love to see this happen.

Doesn't look like it !

I've taken the plunge with other mfgs. I just started the project using Dixon, Pete's Flags, Redoubt, Northumbrian Painting Service, Old Glory and a few figs from Steel Fist.

Mixing and matching may not be for everyone but I am kind of enjoying it. There are some size differences but I can work with most of them.

Think I will go down the Dixon route, had a look at the Northumberland range and quite like them but not sure what to use for English cavalry ? Reivers probably !

Dave, I just received my order from Redoubt and they seem to be pretty compatible with the Dixon figs. I expected them to be larger than they were. The sculpting style is similar. The billmen from Redoubt at least are almost a perfect match with the Dixon ones that I bought. They also mix with the Pete's Flags figs well in size and style. The Steel Fist figs are a little bigger and the Northumbrian figs are larger with a bulkier sculpting style. I can email you a couple of photos if you like, just let me know.

Thank you, that's interesting

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This Pete's Flags man seems to have done part of a Flodden to Pinkie range by Nick Collier which are supposed to go with the TAG renaissance ranges.