Apparently a week off from painting black was enough and I'm back with more Arabs. This time it's another ten infantry (Gripping Beast with Fireforge Games upgrades), two cavalry (again Gripping Beast with Fireforge Games upgrades) and the last four miniatures from the Reaper Miniatures Legends of the Sands box set.
A mate pointed out if you are doing Mutatawwi'a for SAGA you are better off leaning hard into either mounted or foot troops so I added another unit to the foot collection. Simple enough to assemble, paint and base, and although they are different style minis they mix well enough with the upgrades.
The two mounted miniatures upgrade one of my earlier units to five miniatures, plus add a mounted warlord for SAGA that'll do nicely until I either buy something fancier or just stop caring this isn't a fancier figure and forget all about it.
Finally, there's four more cracking character Reaper sculpts... two rather flexible ladies (I mean they are limber, NOT from a morals POV!), a wizardy vizier type and his lovely apprentice. The latter two will also do very nicely for Frostgrave which is a nice unexpected bonus.
Points wise...
- 14 x 28mm infantry = 70 points
- 2 x 28mm cavalry = 20 points
Total: 90 points
Next up, yet more Kruleboyz. Thanks for looking!
Artist: Adani & Wolf
Album: The Irresistible Dust on the Floor
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Album: The Fight
Artist: The Mission UK
Album: Carved in Sand
Cheers,
Millsy
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Wonderful work on these black-clad Mutatawwi'a. The little punch of colour really adds the chef's kiss to these guys, especially the shields on the mounted fellas. Your stuff really makes me want to get back to my Siege of Malta project. Inspiring stuff! I also really like your 'local colour' with the Reaper models. The vizier and the red-robed dancer are my personal faves. Well done Mr. Mills!
- Curt & Huck
Really loving those Moors Millsy, the subtleties in black shading are awesome. Great work on the Reaper figures too, love the blue on the wizard and apprentice
ReplyDeleteLovely work there Millsy
ReplyDeleteLiking those Millsy
ReplyDeleteRo love a blue horse
ReplyDeleteNice painting on your saga forces. I think the leader is fancy enough.
ReplyDeleteI agree the leader is fancy enough. Your black clothes are awesome, as are the reaper models. Good job all around!
ReplyDeleteI think black is the way to go for you. They look awesome. Also love the reaper figures great colours.
ReplyDeleteAwesome colour choices here, love the high contrast and pop they give. Great work!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking troops but your flexible ladies and Frostgrave doubles are excellent!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Great work!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Millsy! The black on the clothing works great, but I think those scantily clad gals do steal the show here
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