The scots generally stayed out fondue Hundred Years war between 1406-1430 and for good reason. In 1406, in a attempt to keep his heir safe from the political intrigue of Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany, King Robert III of Scotland attempted to send his heir James to France for safety. English sailors captured the ship carrying James and brought him to London where he was held in the Tower as a prisoner. In April of 1406, King Robert III died. Meaning the 11 year old James, a prisoner in English hands was know King of Scots. James would be a prisoner for the rest of the reign of Henry IV and all of Henry V's reign as King of England though he was treated more like a guest and seems to have become a friend and companion of Henry V by the final years of the victor of Afincourts reign. james even accompanied and fought in Henrys's 1421-1422 campaign in france, attended the cornination of Catherine of Valios as Queen of England, and sat with the King and Queen did in the feast afterwards (sitting to the queens left while Henry day to her right). He also accompanied Henry on the royal progress and was with the English king when Henry died. He then was one of the commanders of the escort that Brought the body back to London. James also married Joan Beaufort one of Henry's cousins(a daughter of one of Henry IVs half brothers). He was released early in the reign of Henry VI in 1424. The Scots agreed to a truce during his captivity to last at least till England had received the final ransom payments from the Scots for James which happened in 1430. This is why Scotland which took a active part in the hundred years war was not as active during the Agincourt era.
I think war of the roses is a little later in the 15th century, so you'd want to use the Perry box sets that cover 1450-1500. Agincourt foot knights are more so earlier 15th century.
Thanks for the comment. I've looked at epic but I really love painting the 28mm scale and how it sits, so I'll probably stick with 28mm personally. Def a good scale to get into if you want mass battles!
Always appreciate the tutorials and can't wait to see the project launch, I need some lobster heraldry in my life. Coincidentally I am using the same type of tweezers and working on shields watching this (sponge painting).
The tweezers aren't really that great. I prefer the ones that have the angled end, but I cant find mine for the life of me and keep forgetting to get new ones. Hands and fingers work just as well it seems, haha. Thanks for watching, appreciate it. I hope to see the Knights of Lobster emerge all across the wargaming world.
I used vallejo and citadel paints. The base coat is vallejo oily steel washed with citadel nuln oil then layered with gw iron breaker and edged with runefang steel
The Kingdom of Numidia has the strongest warriors and is now known as the State of Algeria. Glory be to our ancient ancestors. An interesting review 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿👍
I used vallejo and citadel paints. The base coat is vallejo oily steel washed with citadel nuln oil then layered with gw iron breaker and edged with runefang steel
Great video! I know I'm a bit late to this conversation, but I'm finding these unboxings helpful, as I'm dipping my toe into Victrix stuff at the moment. The Foundry part at the end made me chuckle - and feel my age. Good stuff!
I literally bought all of the medieval sets off of etsy without even realizing you had a RU-vid channel 😅 never used a waterslide decal before and really appreciate the video. Makes me much more willing to try it without being nervous of ruining them. And really appreciate the historical ones as I wanted to paint up an army based on my own family tree and names. And painting heraldry that small would have been insane. All that to say thanks for the tutorial and thanks for making the decals they look awesome man
Glad to be of help. Some older waterslide from other companies are flimsy but I think with the ones I got you get plenty so can try them out on something else first . Once you get it down it is very simple and easy and looks good! Thanks for watching. :)
With the release of Blood and Crowns, I bought a box of this along with French and Brit Argencourt sets. Combined them for a great Free Companies group.
Hello, I am not a native English speaker. I would like to ask, around 3:38 in the video, what keywords should I enter to purchase the model of the Celtic architecture? Thank you.
Do I understand this correctly? You grab graphics from a book or from the internet and sell them as decals? Wow, that is some kind of rude to say the least.
Thanks for the video. I just ordered the knights Templar infantry box yesterday. I wanted to build a knight templar with a great sword. Is there a great sword on the sprew or something to make into a great sword?
Hey there. That's great that you checked them out! There is a great axe option and I believe you can move one of the free hands around to possibly make a two handed sword, though I think it meant for the two handed axe.
