My second step in the Challenge Island vaults took me to the Pit of the Pendulum, where something terrifying had to be painted and presented. After much consideration I had an idea: what could be most terrifying than a mythical Germanic, blood-thirsty, mounted Warlord charging against your small Vexillum detachment in the foggy border lands of the Rhine limes?
The three cavalry models here presented belong to the Wargames Foundry Germanic Tribes range in 28 mm. I like this range more than the Victrix equivalent. They have a sort of "cartoonesque" design style; but that also provides a lot of character to the models.
These three models will have a potential twofold use in my Infamy! Infamy! Germanic army, serving either as leaders or as part of the Nobles cavalry contingent (a calvalry unit = 6 models).
I'm also correcting a mistake made in my previous entry (Roman Archers). I mentioned that a Roman skirmish unit had six models when in fact it has eight (Barbarian units are made of six models). I have painted the two remaining archers and now the unit is finished.
With this entry I add 60 points to my overall Challenge scoring and 40 points to Rome and its Enemies duel.
Nice work Benito - you can't go wrong with stripey pants!
ReplyDeleteI agree- +1 for striped trousers!
DeleteGreat looking barbarians. They look suitably wild and ferocious.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful set of models. Well doe Benito! I know the Foundry models are a bit 'characterful' but I love 'em and you've done them proud here. Lovely stuff.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ancients Benito. Great work.
ReplyDeleteLovely looking Germanic cavalry and another pair of good looking Roman archers!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Great brushwork on a gorgeous range of mini's.
ReplyDeleteFine, fine work again Benito - great stuff.
ReplyDeleteSpot on Benito 👍
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
A nice and colorful addition to the collection Benito! Mind sharing your recipe for the bronze? Looks rather splendid
ReplyDeleteGood work!
ReplyDeleteTerrifying indeed! Love the striped trousers, well done!
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