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Without paying for the extremely overpriced 5th edition model on ebay, is there an easy way to model a Bretonnian with a Flail?

I was thinking mounted Marauders, or maybe Empire Flagellants?

Can anyone help? I need a 'perfect' fit, as this will be for the leader of my army.

Flagellant flails are the right size (I think the marauder ones might be a bit big).

All the ones I've seen are two handed if that is what you are after.

 OneManNoodles wrote:
Flagellant flails are the right size (I think the marauder ones might be a bit big).

All the ones I've seen are two handed if that is what you are after.

Thanks, I almost bought the Marauder ones off ebay.

Gonna try the Flagellent ones.

Hope it helps.

There isn't a huge amount of choice around when you take into account the differing sizes of some of the models, it is a pretty safe bet that all the human ranges work ok together though.

I converted a couple KotR into QK using the two-handed Flagellant flails. The hard part is removing the cast-on left arm of the knight.

there is one in the skaven plague monks kit that would work

That arm and hand are not armored. And it's way too readily identifiable as skaveny.

 Vulcan wrote:
That arm and hand are not armored. And it's way too readily identifiable as skaveny.

cut it off the skaven arm and put it on a bret arm is a simple conversion

It would be simpler to GS a gauntlet onto the hand and do a handswap. Removed from the hand, it's a VERY fragile bit with little room to pin.

It'll still look pretty skaveny, though, whichever route you choose.