Andrew Sprattさんのイラストまとめ

Spanish Armada wrecks in Ireland my old watercolours from 1988. La Trinidad Valencera and La Girona (well known wrecks). Third & fourth wrecks were secret location photos I was given with no wreck name. So don't actually know where in Ireland these are. #IrishShipWrecks

My drawing of a crashed Eagle spaceship from 1976 then drawings from 1980. Was mad on Space 1999, Doctor Who, Star Wars and @2000AD

Folks tend to think of the Norman fleet invasion of England in 1066 & the Spanish Armada invasion of 1588. However there was another plan in 1348 where French Lords stopped fighting each other & united building a fleet to take the fight to England. But the Black Death stopped it!

Cistercian houses had a set Plan Dundrennan Abbey (Dumfries & Galloway) HS info board Newbattle (Dalkeith) watercolour 1991 & Alan Sorrell's reconstruction of Melrose. For some reason Melrose was a backwards Plan. Even Byland (Sorrell) in England followed the usual site Plan.

Before working at Tantallon Castle in 1981 and being mad about Castles and medieval armour. I was mad on the TV shows of Doctor Who, Space 1999 and the weekly comic of @2000AD with Judge Dredd. Some of my comic story drawings from 1979 and Dalek comic idea from 2006.

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.

Bothwell Castle near Glasgow (Scotland) my old watercolour reconstructions & Alan Sorrell's classic reconstruction had the site been completed to original Plan based on design elements from Coucy in France. A stronghold of the Black Douglas family. #AlanSorrell #BothwellCastle

@mcribbHistory @willwyeth Some of my Dunbar Castle reconstructions from the 1980s and a recent Paint version.

Dalhousie Castle (Scotland) photo from 1989 and my old reconstruction watercolours. A Ramsay family stronghold. A Ramsay of Dalhousie fell in the Scots charge thru an arrow storm at Homildon Hill in 1402. #DalhousieCastle #ScottishCastles

My drawing of the battle of Pinkie 1547, Musselburgh (Scotland) from 1983 before I understood arms and armour. Scots were not hairy Highlanders! First battle in history where an army was defeated by a land and ship based bombardment. #BattleOfPinkie1547