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All Saint's Church is my
version of a traditional English Medieval church. Churches were very
important buildings in the Tudor period and would definitely been the
focus of much attention had the Spanish landed. There are many grand
churches built in Suffolk as a tribute to God for the success of the
Suffolk wool trade. |
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All Saint's features a
several stained glass windows, which survived the reformation as they
would have been too expensive to replace. The huge arched window has a
scene of Saint George slaying the dragon. |
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Like all my models the church comes
apart in several pieces to allow access to the inside, which is
fully detailed inside including pews, an altar, lectern and font all
from Frontline miniatures (see links) |
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Master Francis
Grouse is cornered in All Saint's by some Spanish troops. he swigs
his communion wine and does battle. This picture show the window in
more detail. |
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This model is a good
example of my Longevity principle (not heard of it? read my articles
in Wargames Illustrated, 269, 270 & 271) If you wish to see this
church in Victorian London
Click Here |
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