The miniatures are all from the collection of Conrad Carins and are in 28mm. I wasn't party to the game but I believe they were using the WAB V 1.5 Armies of Chivalry lists and rules.
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Saturday, 29 August 2015
Clubbing it!! A Certain Famous Condottiere
Yes, that's plural and not singular. If you have an interest in Late Medieval warfare you really ought to be able to tell from the armours and the heraldry on display who the 'mystery' Condottiere is(?). As usual there are no prizes other than the fame and glory pertaining to leaving a comment on this blog!
The miniatures are all from the collection of Conrad Carins and are in 28mm. I wasn't party to the game but I believe they were using the WAB V 1.5 Armies of Chivalry lists and rules.
The miniatures are all from the collection of Conrad Carins and are in 28mm. I wasn't party to the game but I believe they were using the WAB V 1.5 Armies of Chivalry lists and rules.
Great looking battle but sadly my medieval history isn't good enough to guess.
ReplyDeleteOk, I'll give you a clue; it's Sir John.....??? :>)
ReplyDeleteDarrell.
I'm guessing Hawkwood.
DeleteGreat looking armies!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil :>)
DeleteDarrell.