Rather than fix the flags permanently I've use the same techique as the Jacobites and glued a tube on the base, so I can swap them if needed for a different army. Although I'll be using the army with Hail Caesar I've based the figures so they can be used for WRG 6th and also have the option of deploying the units in wedge.
The figures are the Miniart French and German knight sets,reasonable figures, but a bit short on ornimentation such as plumes.
Unfortunately I miscalculated and forgot that I would need some mounted commanders, so I'll have to track down a set of the Miniart Burgundian knights to fill that gap.
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Very very nice!!!! The basing is also very good.
These look fantastic Will - and show just what can be done with plastic miniatures.
Very nicely done. I'll have to appropriate your method of tying the units together, it works very well.
Wedges in 6th Edition, brings back memories. I am working on a unit of knights for my Burgundian army at the moment, but 15mm and based for Fields of Glory. Your pictures are providing me with some inspiration and good ideas. Thanks!
Really nice stuff. Congrats! What's your source for the heraldry for each company out of interest?
A fantastic, and colorful, looking army! Love the basing too...
Phil.
Guys, thanks for the feedback.
Millsy, the heraldry comes from the Freezeywater booklet - The Burgundian Army of Charles the Bold
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