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So the last “unit” I did was back on the 12th of June, since then I’ve only done a few odd figures, brigadiers, and Vietnam stuff, not any proper units.
I started this back in February 2020, when I did the men at arms part of the unit.
Since then I’ve very slowly added the archer and gendarme part of the Ordinance Lance.
I was inspired by Stuart at https://stuartsworkbench.blogspot.com/, I feel he is THE guy when it comes to details on this period in miniature.
But he is doing Smaller scale actions with the rules he uses, I can’t go into as much details as I hope to do full-sized battles, So my Company of Lance is a bit more abstracted. I also decided to have my archers as light lancers and not actual archers, it might be a bit wrong for 1510 battles, but seems that sometime between 1510 and 1525 the archers had become lancers. So I went for that.
This represents a company of Lances, so 100 actual gendarmes, but with the added men at arms and archers, somewhere between 300 and 400 actual combatants.
The Gendarmes are in the center, 4 of them.
Flanked by 4 Men at arms, One of them a standard-bearer, that I did quite a lot of greenstuff work on.
The men at arms are again flanked by the archers, one of which is carrying a standard.
I have 4 other men at arms ready, so I need 4 more archers and 4 more Gendarme to finish another company of lances. I need like 100+ in the end, and at this rate, I’ll be done sometime after the sun expands into a red giant.
The Gendarmes are Steel fist and so are the archers, while the men at arms are perry plastics that I’ve Italian wared up.
Very nice Truls.
OB
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Lovely painted unit.
Looking good ๐
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Thanks guys
Lovely work
cheers
Matt
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