Following on from my first post if this challenge is a group of 4 x Mounted and 5 x Infantry figures, all to be used to build up my new Arthurian collection.
Arthurian Heavy Cavalry man, armed with spear |
And the other side's view! More to come for this unit! |
The mounted figures represent 3 x Heavy Knights and 1 x Heavy Cavalryman whilst the foot figures are all Medium Infantry.
Arthurian Knights, these guys will have individual shield patterns to reflect the uniqueness and privilege of their positions. |
Anther view of the knights |
Infantry can be Heavy, Medium or Light and the Heavy and Mediums can be classed as Close or Loose order, all Light Infantry are Loose Order. Anyway the two Archer figures are Light Infantry (unarmoured) whilst the remaining three infantry figures will be classed as Medium (Loose Order, Partially Armoured) Infantry.
Another view of the Archers |
The mounted figures are all Gripping Beast Cataphracts, the three Heavy Knights have all had head swaps from Gripping Beast or Victrix Late Roman sets plus a couple of shield swaps. The Heavy Cavalryman is pretty much straight form the box.
Three Medium infantrymen, the final unit will be 16 figures, including Standard Bearer and possibly a musician |
Close-up of the Medium Infantry |
For the infantry one of the archers has had a Victrix head swap, otherwise both are straight from the box. The spearmen are also straight from the box, as is the Lesser Knight leader, except that he has had a Wargames Atlantic helmet crest added.
Painting wise, I followed the steps described in my first post, the infantry having a light grey tunic with blue trim for this unit and red / white shield iconography. The mounted figures were done along similar lines but with a lot of metalics on the horse armour!
POINTS
5 x 28mm Infantry @ 5 Pts each 25 Points
4 x 28mm Cavalry @ 10 Pts each 40 Points
TOTAL 65 Points
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Another great Arthurian post Mike. The noble cavalry would be the Tiger tanks of the period with their cataphract barding - wow. They along with the infantry and archers will give a cold welcome to the invading Saxons. Great work.
- Curt
Really nice Arthurians. I love the kits from both the Beast and Victrix and they do swap bits well for some kitbashing fun. Fantastic looking shields.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Mike! The world needs more Cataphract cav - always amazing to see.
ReplyDeleteThey look really good, your pumping them out, keep up the great work
ReplyDeleteGood stuff; I love the pose on the heavy.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff Mike and you are kicking them out. Well done.
ReplyDeleteBruce
Nice! I do love the Arthurian/Late Roman figures. Keep it up!
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ReplyDeleteGreat Romano-Britons Mike!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Arthurian figures - looking forward to seeing how the collection grows over the course of the Challenge.
ReplyDeleteGood to see Arthurians Mike and its good to see the mixing up of manufacturers bits giving figure individuality
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