Longbows, the weapon of choice for the current crop of medieval L’art de la Guerre wargamers. I had an answer and that was crossbows. It was crossbows behind pavises! Not heroic but was a crooked stick containing any chivalry!
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Wargaming: out with the old and in with the new!
Longbows, the weapon of choice for the current crop of medieval L’art de la Guerre wargamers. I had an answer and that was crossbows. It was crossbows behind pavises! Not heroic but was a crooked stick containing any chivalry!
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10 responses to “Wargaming: out with the old and in with the new!”
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Great pics. great paint job. Not sure on how they will work as i have only had a few games of “Art” so I bow to your superior knowledge.
Coincidentally I have just re-based my Moghul army, with all the funnies that you mentioned, because the old cardboard bases were becoming tatty. Once the glue has dried and I have “flocked” the bases I will post some pics.
Dave
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Very cool indeed. The shields (pavises – just learned yet another new word from you!) look stunning – I’m assuming decals? The bombard is cool as well. Just wondering how your figs did on eBay – and under what seller name (I’d like to check that out just for curiosity as I may eventually have to – God forbid – sell at some date before assumption of room temperature.
Despertaferres 
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