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28mm Queen's Envoy Mounted set and Kerr Clan from Border Wars

WOW! These have been sitting in the pile of shame for an age. I was looking for the hounds for another project, and it seemed like a waste not to do all the figures that went with them. Lords know how long ago Iain at Flags of War actuallty ran the Kickstarter for these, but here they are!

More Border Wars kit
The Kerrs, a local Priest, and Hound Master.


Approximation of the Kerr tartan (yes, I know it wasn't formalised in this period, but it was a bit of fun).


Ready for action


Off to fight, cause trouble, and generally be a nusance!


The Hound Master also comes with a mounted version.


Giving him a long range charge ability


Why the disparity in basing styles? Because the hounds will get used for another rules set more often I suspect!


FETCH! (I hae gone back and patched the hat!)


And on the opposition, The Queen's enoy and collegues now have mounts.


To counter the local priest, they have persusaded 'The Baby Eating Bishop of Baths & Wells' (they have got the original artist's sketches, as security). The red hot poker was great fun to paint!


Lord Percy Percy looks like he's a bit worse for wear in this one!


If you excuse us...


A fine bunch


And nice to get the Salmon Pink out again for Percy
 
 You may refer to me as: Your Grace, Duke Speedy of Leighton.
Another printed gift from a friend, catching up to the rest of the party as he was 'BUUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSY! WOOF!"


Is this a canoe..


Let's do it!


Woof!

 

 Border Wars Queen's Envoy and associates, you may recognise them.


Yes, I did use the Salmon Pink from Pendraken for Percy...


Send the lackies first


Lord Blackadder the Second!

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