Saturday, 20 December 2025

Robin and Marion

With the announcement of an upcoming supplement for Baron's War, King John, I decided I wanted to make a start on a new retinue, Outlaws, which will feature in the new book. Now for this period the stand out outlaw of course is Robin Hood, luckily Footsore miniatures produce a model for Robin and a number of his companions which I have picked up to lead the retinue.

The model for Robin has him firing his bow, quite an appropriate pose for the legendary outlaw. For colours I deliberately went for woodland colours, in keeping with Sherwood forest. 



 The second model I did was for the Maid Marion. I like the pose of this figure, holding her own bow. I went for muted colours which turned out pretty much how I envisaged her.



Robin and Marion

I've got the figures for Friar Tuck, Little John and Will Scarlett already undercoated. I hope to make some progress on these over the coming weeks in between some Punic War figures.


16 comments:

  1. Nice I have a few Robin Hood figures somewhere in the lead mountain but not had a reason to paint them yet ?

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    1. I'm sure you'll find a reason to paint them up

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  2. Great stuff Scotty, who else WOULD you paint up for a medieval war band?!

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    1. Cheers Keith, may have to do King John and the Sheriff

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  3. The only outlaw and his band to do! Lovely work Neil, the colours you went with work really well.

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  4. Cracking been wanting to do Robin Hood since forever also to use the old Avalon Hill Robin Hood board game as campaign setting for said games...

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    1. Cheers, never thought of using the board game for a campaign

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  5. Great idea for a Baron's War faction! I love the Marion figure with the blade...

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    1. Cheers Mike, hopefully fill them out to about 500 points

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