15th Century Italian Knights

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The Knight In Shining Armor

It took a while painting these knights despite the box set only including 30 of them. The reason it did was adding in details such as the gold paint to the cross-guard and the pommel. Overall, I'm happy with the end results of the knights, but sadly my protective coat of paint is not good. I had to revive it multiple times and after checking on them the day after some of the paint came off. The weather is bad here in Wisconsin so spraying them outside is never an option unless I get lucky to prepare them for it. 

So here they are! They are suppose to represent the early to late 15th century knights found amongst the cavalry. 


  

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