Finally off and running! Took a while to get going but I've got lots of progress done over the last week and first up is the start of a project that I've been wanting to do after seeing some of the great Gloranthan themed games put on by Simon Miller and friends at Salute over 10 years ago now.
First up is a unit of Agimori Pikemen from the Plains of Prax. They are supposed to be 1.5 the size of men but as I had a load of left over 28mm plastic Zulu/Natal Native Contingent sprues left after another project that will be posted at a later date I though I would have a go at converting them into suitable looking Pikemen. Red is main theme as they are able to withstand extreme heat.
Figures are all 28mm Plastic Zulus/NNC from Perrys, Warlord and Wargames Factory with a few Victrix Numidians added. Mostly head swaps and different arms added to allow the pikes to be held at an appropriate angle.
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The sight of any Zulu has me reaching for the Martini-Henry and ther's no mistake! Great crisp painting on these Ricard and the skin tones are excellent - nice job!
Cap'n Wednesday
Nice conversions on these. Very effective base work too.
ReplyDeleteGreat set of conversions to achieve your goal. What a wonderful looking unit - bravo!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Challenge, Richard!
What a fun project! Wonderful to see kit-bashing like this.
ReplyDeleteThose are some very nice reds! Great figures!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Runequest pikemen!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
I'm not familar with the setting but they are excellent work. When I saw them I thought they would be some 4th Age of Middle Earth troops from Far Harad. Great work
ReplyDeleteVery nice work on skin and shields
ReplyDeleteNice work Richard!
ReplyDeleteCool work on these conversions. They look great.
ReplyDeleteNice painting! Cheers Jez
ReplyDeleteThose pikes really stand out!
ReplyDeleteLovely always appreciate someone who takes time out to do a spot of conversion
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Thanks everyone, much appreciated
ReplyDeleteReally splendid work and some super conversions! Awesome painting!!
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