If this title doesn’t get a sudden influx in views the. Nothing will 😂😂😂😂.
This evening I sort of finished this little lady off…
The other thing I managed was to sort out the mess of the metal horse…
This took a lot of Greenstuff to fill in all of the gaps. I don’t believe this head was meant to be on this body, but I had it and it worked. I was going to put a knight on it, but now that I have this lovely lady I think a change of rider is in order…
SadlyI cannot find the original lady for the mount, so needs must….
Bogenwald 
Back in the day, that horse head with the castle on it matched up a Questing or Grail Knight with he same tower on his helm! I think the horse body was plastic, but more ornate than a standard knight! I also believe the mounted damsel came with a simple plastic squire’s horse, just saddle and harnesses.
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So, I have to ask what “dodgy” means, and maybe then I understand the title more. 😉
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means dishonest or ethically questionable.
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That’s no lady!!, she reminds me of a character from the novel “Gruntz”, who I think was a halfling prostitute 😉
Nice bit of greenstuff work on the horse too.
Cheers Roger.
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Cheers Roger. She is, from what Inremember a HEVC Halflings
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Reblogged this on ausevor.
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Ah, the horse of Repanse de Lyonesse, with a Knight of the Realm Horse’s head, and the beautiful(?) Dogs of War Lucrezia Belladonna as rider. This model pretty much sums up my Warhammer collecting of the mid-nineties (just missing some dark elves). Look forward to seeing the completed piece!
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Cheers mate, I actually really like the older models. This is a hodgepodge of various bits I had lying around.
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I’ve still got a case full of bits and the odd figure here and there but most of my original collection is now either sold or given away. For a while I was dead set against these new-fangled plastic and resin minis, until I realised how much easier they could be to convert! The older models hold a special (if nostalgic for me) quality though.
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Totally agree, I have a pile of 80’s ones too that might see the light of day one day.
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