Today's post takes me back to my Siege of Vienna project and the assembly of the Warlord Games Janissary Kazan set.
The Kazan, or Cooking Pot, was the central device used as a common bond between all the men of a Janissary Orta, the idea being that men who cooked and ate together would fight together.
I managed to keep a copy of the photo of the unpainted figures for this post, unlike a few others that I had on the go over the Xmas period and I have place the three figures on a simple round MDF base.
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The Three figures plus cooking pot glued to MDF base, ready to be painted |
As usual I undercoated the figures in white before opting for a light green coat, blue trousers and red under coats - where applicable. Sashes were white and head dresses red with a white turban
Good view of the uniforms also the use of washes to add shading rather than dip as in previous years. |
Another view of the finished figures |
Nice work
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cook pot and crew. An army marches on its stomach.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool - projects involving Ottomans are always fascinating, and the Siege of Vienna is one of those periods I always want to learn about when I see other people working on it. This is cool, nicely done Mike.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Kazan and 'crew' Mike! That green and red looks very sharp. I did up the one from The Assault Group last year, but it's nice to know I can source a different one for one of my other Janissary regiments.
ReplyDeleteSuper looking jannisary cooking pot!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Splendid set of Janissary and their soup pot.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the colourful uniforms.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting!
ReplyDeleteThats a great little diorama, love it
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR