Household Knigths
Ladies and Knigths, and all those who don't feel like sitting on a cushion :) (paraphrasing Chaucer in "A Knight's Tale"),
We have been a bit absent for a few days, dedicating a lot of time to finalize this unit. In terms of work, it is a great milestone, as among knights, the reuse of pieces is minimal, which makes them much more complex at a sculpture level than any previous cavalry unit we have made. And perhaps it is the most complex medieval cavalry on the market.
You have five completely different horses, not just in their poses. Ten helmets, and five knights. We missed personalizing the shields, but since it won't be the last unit from Neverra, we will do it later on. The time hasn't allowed us to complete it.
As a small joke, we have included the LastSword unicorn on the flag. Perhaps it will be the banner we use for the royal house.
We hope you like it :)
Comments (17)
Cheerio!
Yet another knockout release. Love the modular design.
These are very nice!
Top class. Really stunning overall effect.
Awesome! Can feel the thunder of them charging forward!! If I were to give one crit it would be that the knight leaping over the fence would look better if the hooves were just leaving the ground and angled downward at the tip instead of planted firmly on the ground. Then using some kicked up mud to create a larger overall surface area for the legs so that it doesn't end up so super-fine in contact point (I totally understand the idea of having the hooves planted so that you've got the moment just before the leap so that its got a firm foundation)
We prefer to be conservative in these matters. They are poses with a complex engraving and they also have to work with and without the wall, to be able to repeat the horse. If you notice there are broadleaf cattail that are intended as auxiliary support if needed.
It's perfect for me! Well done.
Amazing sculpts. Congratulations :)
Superb
❤️ I love them! When can we get our hands on them?
As usual in the middle of next month. Now we are missing a few days of cuts, and then test and support.
I like how the variability of the models underlines the high individuality of a feudal knight's army. This unit is not only great looking, but has so much character. Must be one of the very best cavalry units I have seen so far. Thank you for this excellent work!
Outstanding!
Beautiful
Amazing work thank you
Holy mother of god... They are absolutely stunning
Magnificent!