The flags each base sports were a gift from Robbie Roddis who I met for the first time at this year’s The Other Partizan. His blog, Aut Cesare Aut Nihil, lead me to discover his outstanding and inspirational Italian Wars collection. Give it a visit if you don’t know it already!
These three Command stands give me two additional commanders per side now, as I have already completed one other base earlier ~
In addition to the main TAG Army Command stand for the Borgias ~
I plan to rebase the earlier Command base I made using Casting Room Miniatures in a similar style and size to the TAG one pictured above, but that is a little way down the to do list right now...
Great looking command stands David! I really should start Italian Wars someday.
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Thanks Christopher!
DeleteThey do look good.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much George!
DeleteVery commanding indeed.
ReplyDeleteLet us hope they live up to that!
DeleteThey look really great, beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Ray!
DeleteNice work with wonderful looking flags
ReplyDeleteFaces, flags and bases will cover a multitude of sins I’ve found down the years!
DeleteRealy beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWe particulari like the yellow and white Knight!
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Thanks, he turned out well I think.
DeleteReally lovely little command groups David...
ReplyDeleteThe Assault Group make some very nice miniatures... I’ve always been tempted by their Tudor and Valois range.
All the best. Aly
The base for Cesare Borgia is from TAG’s Tudor range.
DeleteThey're looking the business Mr.B.
ReplyDeleteWe shall give them a run out in December I hope Jon.
DeleteAmazing job!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Bartek!
DeleteLovely looking command stands,I remain tempted but resisting TAG but they do look nice!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
“Resistance is Futile!” I believe they said...
DeleteVery colourful and very nicely done 👍
ReplyDeleteThanks Russ! The colours make painting them fun, in small numbers at any rate!
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