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V&V Miniatures Release New English Medieval Knights
January 19, 2021 by brennon
V&V Miniatures has now released another of their resin kits for those diving into Historical wargaming. The newest releases are their 28mm English Medieval Knights who are good for use during The Hundred Years' War.
English Medieval Knights // V&V Miniatures
This set comes with four knights which could be dropped into skirmish games or based different for a mass battle game. You've got the two miniatures on the left and right with closed helms and axe/mace at the ready. In the middle, you've then got their leader who is rallying his men and the standard-bearer who you'll want to protect!
English Medieval Knights // V&V Miniatures
The miniatures here are exceptionally well detailed and I reckon these would be brilliant to paint up. These are the only miniatures in their Hundred Years' War collection so they'll have to be married up against other ranges for now but I hope we'll see more to help bulk up a range of just V&V miniatures.
These knights do look seriously badass and I reckon they'd look excellent when painted up in bright colours followed by plenty of weathering!
What do you make of these Medieval Knights?
"I reckon they'd look excellent when painted up in bright colours followed by plenty of weathering!"
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Wow, have no game for them, no use for them.
Just bought them ?
They’ll be excellent to paint I reckon regardless so no fear haha
Indeed I think these will be amazing to paint. Time to invent a game!!!
What? No Coconuts?
I’m sure the ‘horses’ will be released soon, then we’ll have coconuts!
Ooh nice.
Another set of Medieval Knights released around the time of the Baron’s War ruleset release… Hmmmm?!?
Although 100 yrs war was a century or so after the Baron’s war I’m guessing the technology may not have developed too far between those periods and they may be suitable – or am I wrong?