At last I have got all my outstanding Arthurian cavalry completed! This week I have finished off 9 x 28mm horsemen, to join the other guys I completed earlier in the challenge. Next week I hope to get the outstanding foot figures completed as well.
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9 x 28mm Gripping Beast Cavalrymen |
My painting technique was the same as previous figures for this period, so I will not repeat myself here, 3 of these figures are on armoured horses whilst the rest are on their unarmoured counterparts. As before all these figures are Gripping Beast and I purchased myself a box of Late Roman Heavy Cavalry and Goth Elite Cavalry, in both boxes the torsos are exactly the same moulds, I have just Anglo-Romanised the Goths with head and shield swaps.
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Another view of the mounted men in line... |
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... and from the other side, better showing shield art! |
This time around I had planned to give the armoured guys red shields and the others predominantly white shields, however as I was basing these up I realised that I'd accidently applied one of the red shield patterns to an unarmoured horseman and a corresponding white one to one of the armoured figures! Oh well, I'll just have to get some more figures, to even up the numbers again....
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Close-up of three of the little guys, with the accidental red shield on the left! |
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The three fully armoured cavalrymen, again with accidental white shield on the left! |
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The unshielded side of the above mounted men |
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Last three mounted figures, all witht he right shield art! |
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Final shot of the 28mm horsemen |
Continuing the Cavalry theme but going down in scale, I have also completed the outstanding Warlord Epic 15mm Carthaginians that I ran out of time for last week - namely 10 Lybian Heavy Cavalry on two stands accompanied by 10 x Spanish Cavalry on another two bases.
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The completed 15mm cavalry bases. |
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As above but with the rear rank to the front |
Again the painting method has been outlined in previous post, this brings my immediate splurge on this Carthaginian Army to a close - apart form when I can source some Celts and some Elephants!
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The Lybian Heavy Cavalry bases |
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The Spanish Cavalry bases. |
POINTS
9 x 28mm Arthurian Horse @ 10 Pts ea 90 Points
20 x 15mm Carthaginian Horse @ 4 Pts ea 80 Points
TOTAL 170 Points
Very nice again, Mike! I always love your Arthurian figures, and these look great. The Epic figures are a good unit too, I hope to see a picture of all your epic miniatures together sometime! Nothing wrong with your calculations, so 170 points will be added to your total. Good job!
Martijn
Martijn, yes will deffo get a full army shot (or two) of the Carthaginians at the end of the challenge
ReplyDeleteVery nice Mike!
ReplyDeleteMore excellent post Roman Brits Mike!
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