This is a WIP of my attempt to make a 28mm representation of Ludovico Gonzaga at the Battle of Caravaggio 1448. I'm using Massimo Predonzani's illustration in his book on the battle which can be obtained from here http://www.aciesedizioni.it/caravaggio1448-ita.htm as mu guide. The figure is Perry plastic with a Mirliton crest and tabard made from green stuff. The horse was originally meant for Ridolfo Gonzaga at Fornovo but a quick paint job will cover the red and white. The barding was made from the Italian armour in the boxed set with all the details sliced off with a scalpel and then filed smooth, thinned with a pair of long nose pliers and trimmed to shape. I'll finish the edging on the armour when the greenstuff has dried. |
Great work so far.... can't wait to see him painted up.
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Darrell.
Always like to see conversions - nice work and look forward to seeing him painted. Simon.
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