Medieval Scottish re-base

As promised here are the Scottish stands re-based, again Lords, knights etc from the Scottish/English border circa 1388.

Scottish force.

James, second Earl of Douglas:

Sir John Swinton:

Sir John Lindsay, Sir James Lindsay:

L to R, Sir John Towers, Sir Walter Sinclair:

L to R, Sir Alexander Frazer, Sir David Fleming:

L to R, Sir Malcom Drummond, Sir William Ruthven:

L to R, George, Earl of Dunbar and March, Sir William Gledstone:

L to R, Sir William Dalzell, Sir Alexander Lindsay:

L to R, Sir David Graham, Sir William Wardlaw:

L to R, Sir John de Haga, Sir John Haliburton:

L to R, Sir John Maxwell, Sir John Montgomery:

L to R, Simon Glendinning,Sir Robert Lauder:

L to R, John Wedderburn, Archibald Douglas:

Scots archers, yes they had longbowmen, just not as many and possibly not as proficient:

That will do for now,
Dave.

Another re-base. English 28mm Medieval

It is a long time since I have last posted on here I admit but I have been gaming and painting - honest!
I went up to Mick's place with Neal and Scotty to re-fight Klissow 1702 see here great fun, a pretty accurate historical result as my and Scotty's Saxon/Polish army got beaten, mainly as my Saxon cavalry had a chance to charge disrupted Neal's Swedish cavalry crossing a stream and rolled crap dice but then I dithered and lost me chance, oh well!
Also Neal and I are fighting a large 15mm Napoleonic Peninsula battle using the fantastic General D'Armee rules, more of that when we finish.
But the main wargaming occupation at the minute has been to re-base my two English and Scottish armies circa 1350 - 1403 ish. Painted up mainly for the battle of Otterburn 1388 though the knights and esquires I have done were mainly at Otterburn they are representative of both sides of the English/Sottish boarder during this period.
Many other pictures of the original figures can be found here but I felt that they weren't that great, needed tarting up and re-basing on Impetus bases. They can now be used with the To the Strongest rules which are our go to rules for Ancient/Medieval.
So, on to the photographs, English First

Hobilars:

Archers:

Sir Henry Percy (Hotspur):

Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland:

Sir Mathew Redman:

Sir Ralph Percy:

L to R, Sir Ralf Lumley, Sir Raymond Delaval, Sir John Copledyke:

L to R, Sir William Hilton, Sir John de Lilburn:

L to R, Sir Robert Ogle, Sir Ralph Eure:

L to R, Nicholas Reymes esquire, Peter de Tilliol:

L to R, Ralph, Baron of Greystoke:

L to R, Sir Thomas Gray, Sir William Lucy:

L to R, Sir Robert Umfraville, Walter Shirland (Bishop of Durham):

I'll post the Scots tomorrow.
Dave.