Corbeau Bretonnian Infantry

Corbeau Bretonnian Infantry

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Fourth piece of the Bretonnian Army, I had to think about fighters on foot. I know that common armies had few of them and many riders, but I come from a long time ago, where Bretonnian Armies had plenty of peasants and troopers instead. After some weeks of work, I found a well-designed medieval soldier that I could use as basis. I sliced it in parts to ensure a good result and a better control of the quality. Legs are already on a square base (but easily removable), torso, arms, head and helmet must be printed separately and allow many postures. You can also use old arms from legit minis or old heads (I did for the leader and standard bearer. Wepons are not included. I use toothpicks to figure spears and lances or halberds. I use a small piece of pla from the printer (obviously curved) to make bows. I don't think good weapons can be printed with pla because of missing parts and non regular quality of those I tried. The helmet hides most of the face but let us imagine where it is, making details not so mandatory.

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