Lately, I’ve been diving into Joan of Arc: Time of Legends, and our most recent session brought us to the iconic Battle of Crécy. If you’re familiar with the history, you know this was a critical battle where English strategy, terrain, and weather worked together to devastating effect on the French forces.

In our game, my friend John commanded the English, while I took the role of the French. The scenario begins with the Genoese crossbowmen already retreating in disarray, adding immediate...

This morning I finished the mounted Knights for Time of Legends: Joan of Arc. As I mentioned in an earlier post. Mounted figures have always been a stumbling block for me. But with a lot of things, you just must work at it and keep pushing forward.

That is what I did with these guys. After I got all the base work done on these, I started on the colors on the barding. I would to 15 minutes here and do one color and take 10 minutes to do another one at another time until I finally called it d...

Time to start the Mounted Knights for Time of Legends: Joan of Arc. For some reason mounted figures have always given me trouble. It is more of a mental block than any thing else. I am not sure why that is but it is something that I have always had an issue with. But with this game there are lots of mounted units and they all need to be painted.

My plan for this was to have all the JOA content that I own finished by the time the new stuff arrives. Right now, I would say that this is looking...

So, I finally bit the bullet and started painting the massive amount of plastic for Time of Legends Joan of Arc. Most people suggest that you paint what you need for the starter so that if what I am doing, but with a twist. If I need bowmen, I am painting all of them.

Started by gluing the on popsicle sticks to make them easier to handle and prime.

I primed them white.

After they were dry, I did the cloaks in Citadel Contrast. I want to vary them to give the m more of a peasant levy sort ...