Burgundy II

[Christoph]

Hello,
Here is the next one.
The first part of the mounted archers of the second ordonnance compagnie.
Normally there would be 3 archers to one homme d'armes.  For my project I redroduce the numder to 2 archers to one homme d'armes. But I think thete are still enough of them.
Christoph

[Hannibal]

Yes, fantastic, but no way to resize to 30mm !!!!

[Christoph]

Thanks.
Here is a link about someone who is painting burgundy standarts in a bit bigger style:


https://m.facebook.com/anteferit

[John Alberts]

Agree with all the comments, love the blue coloring.

[Christian]

Wonderful work, Christoph!!


BG Christian

[Hannibal]

You are mastering these characters soi well now!!
Impressed too by the painting of the banners, a job delicat and very well done.

[snagy]

Overall the usual high-standard work.
I particularly like the paintwork of the banner and the caparison in the middle.
I am also working on a Burgundian horseman: the KK-034 "Burgunder Bannentraeger, galoppierend":

I shall come back with the result in a few days!
Nice weekend!
Sandor

[Christoph]

Here is the next one, more mounted knights and coustilliers of the second ordonnance compagnie.
Christoph

[snagy]

Very nice work, Christoph!
Just yesterday it came to my mind, that no new figures were posted by you in the last time!
So here is (moreover: are  ) the answer (freshly painted figures)!!!
Slowly I also run out my crusader-figures waiting for painting and after them I shall return to my Burgundian figures, too.
At present I am working on the mounted figure of Robert de Breteuil and there are only two dismounted ones left: Gottfried and Peter of Amiens.
Best regards-
Sandor

[Christoph]

Hello,
here some more mounted members of the second ordonnance compagnie including the compagnie's standart.

[Christian]

Well done, Christoph!


BG Christian

[John Alberts]

Very consistent quality of paint work!  Nice

[Christoph]

Hello Sandor,
Yes, it is a bugle/trompete.
Merry Christmas.
Christoph

[snagy]

Nice work!
I wonder what the third rider (from the left) holds in his hand?
Is it a bugle?
Merry Christmas!!!
Sandor

[Christoph]

Hello,
I'm still working on my burgundy project. So I open a new topic for the next pictures.


I started to paint figures for the ordonnance compagnies, which made up the core of the army of Charles the bold.
The first unit I'm going to show is the second compagnie. Recruited in Flandres and led by their captain Jean de Dampmartin.


Here Dampmartin is shown with his personal banner and his staff.