Sir Neil of the Robin - well his son tries to break out of his besieged castle.
He has been attacked by Sir Martin Mean.

Any resemblance to known persons is purely incidental!

So Cool

Looks great.

Drawbridge chains added.

Nice addition.

Love the attention to detail - its looking great

Quote from: MSea on May 20, 2024, 06:32:16 PM
Love the attention to detail - its looking great

I hope you noticed that aggressor - Martin the Mean!

Looking good Zak.
Can I ask if 'Neil of the Robin' will be wearing his green tights at the next club meeting......?
Kevin

Quote from: Bigkev on May 20, 2024, 08:50:05 PM
Looking good Zak.
Can I ask if 'Neil of the Robin' will be wearing his green tights at the next club meeting......?
Kevin

I'm not convinced that his legs are up to it!

Quote from: zak on May 20, 2024, 06:43:38 PM

Quote from: MSea on May 20, 2024, 06:32:16 PM
Love the attention to detail - its looking great

I hope you noticed that aggressor - Martin the Mean!

I think you mean "Martin the Meek" - but just you wait. 
I also think you are correct about "Neil of the Robin" legs, we don't want to frighten any club members who are of a nervous disposition - hohohhoho

When Martin the Mean is having trouble with a siege he calls in the "Ballista Boys" (well actually it is an Arkbalista, but it didn't alliterate as well as this!
These are from MARS FIGURES. they are fairly basic and quite ugly and badly formed!!
I think I may stop there.

There were 4 in the pack, I have a spare so will bring it on Sunday for you Martin.

"Basic and quite ugly and badly formed" - sounds like a committee meeting - hohohhohohohoho

Quote from: MSea on May 21, 2024, 12:54:16 PM
"Basic and quite ugly and badly formed" - sounds like a committee meeting - hohohhohohohoho

Or Martin the Mean?

Brilliant pice of modelling Dave...
... although I'm not so sure that some of your characters are historically correct...
... although I understand his nickname might have been 'knobbly knees'!
Also, are you sure you've got the right shade of 'silver' for the armour and it's the right pattern ? A Scheme or B Scheme!!??!!
(Sorry ? private joke between myself and Dave)

Sir Biggles of Hornsea

No the armour was a special one off!
But my spelling may be better than yours.!

Martin the Mean prepares for his next siege, something harder.
The Ballista Boys have been constructing a siege tower for his next adventure.