Kategorie: EBOB Miniatures

  • Knights of Kronberg – The Donkey Charge

    Knights of Kronberg – The Donkey Charge

    Knights of Kronberg, painted by Tankred, Perry Miniatures

    Our Club´s annual presentation for this year´s Tactica Hamburg was the Feud of Kronberg, a medieval local conflict between Frankfurt and nearby living Knights of Kronberg. During the Battle of Eschborn 1389 the Kronberg Knights led a charge in against the troops of Frankfurt. There is a myth around this battle. It was told that one of the knights lost his destrier and desparetly searched for a mount in the area. Unfortunately he was only able to find a donkey on which he rode into tha battle.

    His charge was so devastating that the Frankfurters were completly demoralised and fled the ground. One stirps of the family has donkey ears in their family crest.

    A knight of Kronberg riding on a donkey into the battle.

    In order to have this myth appearing in the presentation I asked Ebob if he could do me a donkey or a mule because he really sculpts excellent mounts. He did this outstanding mule, thank you so much for this, and I mounted a knight on it. It is very funny that people did not notice it without help. A wrong mount in a group seems to be not very obvious. However it was great fun to paint.

    Knights of Kronberg, painted by Tankred, Perry Miniatures

    The house and fence is from perry miniatures.

    I was asked to post detailed pictures showing the farmer woman and her children and the knights in detail. Here you are.

    Shepherd or Farmer woman with children miniature painted by Tankred

    Knights of Kronberg miniatures detail painted by Tankred

  • Two houses for Rebellion

    Two houses for Rebellion

    Two years ago I bought from Ebob this two houses for my Rebellion gaming table. Have a look! 😉

    The big cottage and some English soldiers

    The main building

    The tool shed

    The small building

    The buildings are made of some foam. The only thing you have to do is to paint it properly and flock it with some gras and foliage.

    I plan to add a vegetable garden in the small yard of the big building and maybe some moss on the walls. Do you have another idea for improving the look of the buidlings?

    I think it is a nice and cheap terrain piece for games in Scotland or a similar area and the paintjob is done very quick. If you like these buildings you can order them here.

    Greetings

    Glorfunzel