Sunday, 14 March 2021

From JonathanO: Assyrian chariot - Oubliette (55 points)

 How about some 40 year old miniatures for the Oubliette location? 












The 25mm 2 horse ancient Assyrian chariot and supporting infantry are from Lamming miniatures.  I originally bought 3 of these chariots, but they never got painted.  A few years ago I acquired another 5, so I still have a lot to paint.  I had a few extra infantry figures so I included an archer and a spearman to the base to support the chariot.  The base is 120mm x 80mm.

As well as the rest of the chariots, I really need to get some of the cavalry painted.

Points:  For 2 horses, 2 crew plus the chariot, I think 25 points.  Add 10 points for the two infantry,  plus the location bonus of 20 = 55 points.

With 4 location challenges completed on level 2, I can move quickly down to level 3. 

  




10 comments:

  1. "I acquired another 5", I hate it when that happens! Well done on the figs!

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    1. They were a very reasonable price and still in the original bags. I could not resist. Sadly, I did resist the temptation to buy a large Lamming Egyptian army at the same time.

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  2. Love that. Very old school but the stiffer poses suit the Chariot era.

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    1. Yes, true. The sculps follow the style of the ancient palace wall sculptures.

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  3. Great looking old school ancients

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  4. Fabulous looking base Jonathan. I agree with Peter, the age of the figures seem to work for these guys.

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    1. Thanks Curt. Yes, and maybe that helped the casting too. The Lamming figures always seemed to be free from any flash.

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  5. Excellent work Jonathan. What other wonders do you have hidden away after 40 years?

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    1. Certainly a few chariots and cavalry for the Assyrians. There may be a few other treasures. One group I am sure you would like to see. Maybe next challenge....

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  6. Great looking old school Assyrians!
    Best Iain

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