William de Vesci, Baron of Alnwick, born in 1205, the son of Eustace de Vesci, a Magna Carta surety. I picked William as my leader for games of Baron's War simply because I actually work in Alnwick, so it feels close to home. I also quite liked his shield design of a dark red background and a white cross.
For a figure I went for one of the commanders in the Footsore range, which also came with a banner man. Much prefer the idea of a metal figure over plastic for my Baron.
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William de Vesci, Baron of Alnwick |
For the banner I just took an image of a suitable cross and added it to a dark red background. I simply just painted over it once I had printed it out. I also did a second, simpler banner to add to a command group if I decide to have my force led by a serjeant of arms in smaller point games. The figure is a Templar infantryman from Fireforge miniatures.
Mitch also provided me with five pieces of wattle fencing that he had 3d printed, he had already done a load for himself which we used in the last game. I decided to add mine to modelling sticks to help differentiate them from his.
These are very nice and have asked him for some additional pieces. I also umpired another game last week, only took a couple of photos as we had a first time player. All the action ended up at the other side of the table.
Lovely Knight!!!!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteGood looking command group!
ReplyDeleteCheers Jonathan
DeleteVery nice-looking commanders and heraldry Scotty and the terrain on your recent game is lovely too!
ReplyDeleteCheers Keith
DeleteVery nice command figures Neil, the colour scheme works really well. The game looks super, lovely table.
ReplyDeleteCheers Donnie
DeleteNice command figures and game set up.
ReplyDeleteCheers Richard
DeleteNice figures Neil 👍
ReplyDeleteCheers Matt
Deletegood stuff all around! 😁
ReplyDeleteThanks Stew
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