Mad Lemmey's Painting Blog

For Graham, Spanish Command and Heavies, all from Pendraken's Renaissance and Late Medieval ranges. Two sets of commanders Extra Heavy Knights Rear view Arquibusiers and artillery command  Not sure what Graham is using these for, but they appear to be a band and chorus line!

Camp and Arquibus armed Ashugari Rest of the army was painted between 2014-15, but with Warfare round the corner, these need finishing for MeG! Enjoy all.

Pete has picked up the Renaissance Commission of Transylvanians, and asked for some extra bits to be painted. Mostly Fire & Sword, with a few Essex to finish off units. Dismounted Dragoons Household Lancer cavalry Transylvanian cavalary Essex armoured arquibusiers Essex Pancerni and Transylvanian commanders

Quite some dust up last night! Warm up for Warfare vs Mark, he with his 100 Years War French , me with my Uesegui Clan Senguko Samurai , originally painted for Field Of Glory Renaissance, but seeing as Si's MeG rules overlap, and Nigel has challenged me with his Samurai when the lists came out, and its our traditional grudge match, well, why not! Until Warfare, the exact detail of my list will remain concealed. Two units of cavalry, two Samurai with spears, two ashugari with spears, one bow armed ashurai, one firearm armed Tepu, and a Samurai Bow unit. One Ashugaru and one Samurai spears were allied under command of a Competent General. Unfortunately, I was unable to finish basing my camp and the Tepu, sooooooorrry! Mark had three units of mounted knights, a units of armed to the teeth foot knights, two units of crossbows, a unit of mercanary longbows, some mounted sergents, a few skirmishers with crossbows, and lastly, some ribald scum (guarding his camp). The terrain f...

Tonight's game saw a British Infantry Company trying to hold a strategic ridge outside Hannover against an approaching Soviet Tank Company, using Nick Overland's brilliant SabreSquadron rules.. All British infantry are by Pendraken , the British Chieftains and all Soviets are from Timecast. A Google Earth shot of the battlefield, suggested by Barrie at Timecast , where he had been involved in an exercise in the 80s. This was only a small slice of the operational area, but looking at the terrain it was going to be fun. The Benthe Berg to the East is a densely wooded ridge, which overlooks a flat plain with the village nestling against it. The village itself had proved too tight for British armour at the time. My attempt to recreate it with my own terrain, the moral of this story is... buy more 10mm Houses! Nick, the rules author, survaying his lines of attack. The view from the British lines. Majority of buildings and all trees from Timecast. A British Pl...