ECW Baldrick

[brownpants]

Further to the other thread yesterday, and just for a laugh...

What would a 17th century Baldrick look like?

Would he be a Pikeman, Musketeer, Cavalry trooper?

What distinctive crap would he be carrying around with himself?

What cunning plans would he have?

If I'm inspired, i might break out the green stuff and try some converting!

[mikeland]

I think some of the answers might be here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbxqxk3pimk

Little known comic relief special.

[brownpants]

How the hell did I miss this?!

I must say that the Warlord games forum has made my life richer in so many ways

[Invisible officer]

Mikeland's link gives the only possible answer, no soldier, just a servant.

Like the ones of the 4 musketeers. But no hero should do without.

Rumours that Rupert's cavalry at Naseby was trying to engage some more servants of Baldrick quality in the Parliament camp seem to be unfounded. Instead a certain Captain B. led the attack , misled by the typical Baldrick description of the countryside where his pig farming father lived.

[mikeland]

A regiment of Baldricks could wreak havoc... on his own side!

[HobbitMiles]

Being really sad, I of course, thought you meant a belt for suspending a sword when reading the thread title

I'm sure one of the sculptors out there has done the "Great War 1914 - 1917" version.

[red]

A regiment of Baldricks could wreak havoc... on his own side!

Ah, the Catering Corps obviously!