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Re: Spanish Army 1670-1700
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 5:35 pm
by Gunfreak
chema1986 wrote:Thanks Friedrich Augustus, i have some flags from flags of war... they are stunning ! have gardes françaises, gardes suisses, la couronne and dillon regiment for my slow growing French Army. And the Spanish flags are post 1707 after Philip V reformed the army and abolished the tercio, so i need earlier flags (1670-1707 more or less )
I knew Maverik Flags but haven't seen them already in the pole with miniatures... so I dont know it quality.
Gunfreak thank you
Absolutly wonderfull, fantastic painting, great colors, also cudos for beeing patriotic and doing your own country!!
Of course! hehehehehe despite being and unsuccesfull war for Spain, I like to collect my own country armies of this period because they are rather unique and full of colour.
You could do the italian wars. that you get to paint europe domenating Spanish, and they did hold their own early/mid 80 and 30 years wars.
Re: Spanish Army 1670-1700
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 5:48 pm
by chema1986
Gunfreak wrote:chema1986 wrote:Thanks Friedrich Augustus, i have some flags from flags of war... they are stunning ! have gardes françaises, gardes suisses, la couronne and dillon regiment for my slow growing French Army. And the Spanish flags are post 1707 after Philip V reformed the army and abolished the tercio, so i need earlier flags (1670-1707 more or less )
I knew Maverik Flags but haven't seen them already in the pole with miniatures... so I dont know it quality.
Gunfreak thank you
Absolutly wonderfull, fantastic painting, great colors, also cudos for beeing patriotic and doing your own country!!
Of course! hehehehehe despite being and unsuccesfull war for Spain, I like to collect my own country armies of this period because they are rather unique and full of colour.
You could do the italian wars. that you get to paint europe domenating Spanish, and they did hold their own early/mid 80 and 30 years wars.
I would do Italian Wars but i have already 80 and 30 years Spanish armies at 65% 3 tercios of 30 man each , two of them fully painted, 2 squadrons of cavalry, 1 of them painted and a gun battery... I've been busy
unfortunately I'm in Madrid now and that army is on "parade" in mi hometown. Anyway i photographed the very beginings of my army which are indeed my first 28mm miniatures !!
Re: Spanish Army 1670-1700
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 6:43 pm
by Glorfindel
These figures are magnificent. Well done.
Phil
Re: Spanish Army 1670-1700
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 7:05 pm
by Artimas
Chema:
Welcome and thanks for the pictures. Excellent paintwork and basing!
Artimas
