Painted by Bruno Allanson to expand John’s somewhat large and growing collection (when can any collection be complete?), they show off a superb level of detail:
Lord Carnegie’s Regiment of Foot. Scottish Covenanter Regiment raised in Angus & Forfarshire that fought in the Bishops Wars and both 2nd & 3rd Civil Wars.
Carnegie’s Pike, showing the Colonel’s Colours (white, on the left) and Lt. Colonels Colours (right)
Replacing the plastic pikes with 80mm Sharp Steel gives the whole army a crisp and deadly fee
Showing the 3rd captain’s Colours.
A wing of Musket led by the regiments 2nd captain, denoted by the 2 stars in centre.
Generic Royalist Northern Regiment ready for action!
Newcastle’s Northern Army typically had men wearing Scottish bonnets.
The neat basing of commanders helps them stand out.
Royalist Pike Block with Colonel’s Colour left, & 1st Captain’s Colour on the right.
By basing in a variety of ways you have great flexibility when it comes to deployment.
Musket unit led by the 4th Captain.
All these lovely miniatures come from just 2 of the plastic Pike & Shotte Regiment sets – grab yours today:
If you’re new to wargaming the Hundred Years War, take a look at the ‘Late Antiquity to Early Medieval’ Army Lists book for Hail Caesar – where you’ll find details on the Plantagenet English and Feudal French – which should stand you in good stead to tackle the period!
Dan Hewitson
Josh Berridge
Dan Hoyt