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Feudal french WIP +4

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 After a long period of break, the Feudal French Project is now getting started again.
I just finished up 4 bases Crossbowman and 8 Bases Saracen Archers, because I'm going to use the medieval Infantry and Knights for a Later Sicilian Army as well. Enjoi!


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  1. el francesOctober 4, 2012 at 7:07 PM

    Great ! Good job ! Be carreful ! Your king is Baudouin of Jérusalem (He had mask because he was leper)

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  2. da BoszOctober 4, 2012 at 8:59 PM

    Thanks. I knew that the king was a Crusader but I didn't know whyhe beared this mask. All the medieval miniatures are going to be used for different armys if they are finished once. That's the great things in medieval armys - if you once painted a stack of miniatures you may play a load of armys with them.
    Cheers Sebastian

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