They were all speed painted using washed and quick highlights so I would not describe them as being painted up to my usual standard but I have fond memories of painting them up so I thought I'd pop a few pics of the Templars and Hospitalers up. here.
The horses were painted using the method described HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.
The Cappa on the Hospitallers was just painted in black and then successive subtle layers of dry brushing were applied. This was then given (from what I remember!) at least two coats of Citadel Black Wash.
For the Templar's Cappa I just used the Boneyard Foundry Triad. As I say the miniatures were painted up very quickly and on close inspection it shows! However, for a Wargames Standard, just to get the toys out on the table they were well worth the quick job.
And who knows.... now that I've rediscovered these pics and I'm equipped with Warwick Kinraid's great rule set, Soldiers of God, I find my interest in the Third Crusade rekindled and it may just lead me down the path of re-starting the project! Hope so!! :>)
Bye for now.
Most impressive cavalry, well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil- they were painted many a moon ago to Wargames Standard as described above.
ReplyDeleteDarrell.
Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.... was it you who had the pics of the Arab cavalry on various fora earlier?
DeleteIf so you're to blame! LOL :>)
Darrell.
Yeah! That's me!!
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They look great - but I was looking for the red cross for the Templars :)
ReplyDeleteFeel free Dean :>)
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Iowa
DeleteVery nice, always loved this period.
ReplyDeleteI know! It's an addictive period- just so full of character!
DeleteIt's got me hooked again!
Darrell.
lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil :>)
DeleteThese look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul.
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