Andrew Sprattさんのイラストまとめ

Wolf of Badenoch's Tomb with location of hinge for attaching a vented battle visor or a smooth unvented jousting visor. Both visors overlap/lock at the neck giving double thickness to throat area. As lance strikes cut thru mail aventails in this area in the past. #WolfOfBadenoch

Bucholie Castle, Caithness (Scotland) my old watercolour reconstruction with Crane Bastion for suppy by sea as land access was difficult. Site held by Mowat and Sinclair families. #BucholieCastle #ScottishCoastalCastles #HistoryRebuilt

My layout sketches and 1980s watercolours of Scottish Moss troopers trying to hold the outer trenches at Tantallon Castle during 12 day bombarment by Oliver Cromwell's forces in 1651. #TantallonCastle #watercolorpainting

My bloodthirsty old drawings from 1983 of the Battle of Ancrum Moor 1545. Before I had an understanding of arms & armour. Was much influenced by the gore of Frank Frazetta's epic jacket covers & https://t.co/Ri3lXVhs96 comic

Heraldry has meaning. After the Battle of Teba in 1330 (James Douglas throwing King Robert's heart). The Bruce heart badge was added to the Douglas heraldry to remember this event and scare their enemies because of their fame in combat.

Fast Castle did reconstruction in 1987 followed corbel machicolations along as I thought it was a Hall block. But changed this when I found (in ruin painting) it led to part of a Keep which makes alot more defensive sense. So tweaked reconstruction. #FastCastle #ScottishCastles

With images like this its easy to see how folks saw horse heads in the sea and carried it over into in early poems and legends. Michael Bernhardt image turned into a Gif. @yesjimstheman post. #Kelpies

Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe (Scotland) @HistEnvScot image & reconstruction. A Campbell family stronghold. #KilchurnCastle #ScottishCastles #HistoryRebuilt

South Berwick Castle 1790 print used as a measurement template & overlap of my old watercolour reconstruction. Castle defended by William le Hardy Douglas (Father of the Black Douglas) in 1296 when town and Castle were attacked by King Edward I of England.#SouthBerwickCastle

Arkinholm 1455 Red Douglas defeat Black Douglas forces. The Black Douglas's Brother the Earl of Moray killed & beheaded. His other Brother the Earl of Ormonde was wounded but brought back to good health to also be beheaded. Heads were presented to King James II at Abercorn siege.