Household Knight
Well, after many back and forths, with only minor adjustments remaining, here is the first of the Neverran knights.
Comments (16)
I love the helmet, one of the best translations of the "helmet looks like the heraldic charge" ideas into miniature. Some dolphins, bulls and eagles, please?
Amazing work! I'm enamored with visor style you choose, it gives the miniature just enough fantasy flair without sacrificing the general historical-ish believability oldhammer miniatures had.
This knight is wearing a brigandine armor, which is an armor made up of small plates. The technological leap is remarkable compared to the High Kingdom. There could be up to 200 years of difference :) https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/804149927/brigandina-europea-del-siglo-xiv-xv
Yes, but it is purely rulewise for a fantasy ruleset ;-). Where this mini with shin/arm plate protection would be more classified as being equiped with full plate and not heavy armour. While the difference between Empire and Bretonnia is one of these things. It is just a small critique. It doesn't change the fact that the mini looks great! But your previous version with arms in mail was easier to classify as heavy armour than this one. I would have opted for late 13th century knight as base instead of mid 14th century as base. That said. I really like those new knights!
I was not very happy with the foot knight you did with the first kingdom of Neverra release, but with the latest previews about the knights are fantastic! The only small comment is that in general there should be a visual difference in the level of armour protection between knights of the high kingdom and the knights of Neverra. A small difference. :-)
I would have liked it better without the tinsel on the helmet. Can't you do that to glue on? Then everyone could decide for themselves how carnival it should be...
you will have 5 helmets with crest, and 5 without. So in principle it should not be a problem.
I like it, very nice, great action pose, but does the horse look a little small?
I don't think so. In reality the rider is smaller than in the High Kingdom horses, because we made a mistake in the first export, and to maintain compatibility we have consciously kept the mistake until the end. The horsemen of the high kingdom are bigger than the infantry. We have also reduced the horse by 5%, but it should be hardly noticeable on the miniature. In these miniatures this is corrected, and the horseman is noticeably smaller to match the foot troops. We will compare the scale again just in case.
Con la calidad y el toque de LastSword, pero es Bretonia pura, me encanta
Massive!
Looks great.
Beautiful
Oh, I see you also enjoyed the Heresylab knights like me! https://cdn2.myminifactory.com/assets/object-assets/5fd68333e9680/images/720X720-resize-ax043-4.jpg
No, it's an approach that I don't like very much. Our idea is that it should be something forgeable, without those rounded shapes. We already worked on this illustration for the helmets of the wolf cavalry, and now we have taken it up again: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1032017001033515028/1083836024804884530/e26c4a92fd1689e5a060d4496daf8b18.png
Brutal. This is t'he way