Probably better to say 'the Pharoahs of Egypt.' For some reason I seem to have collected a lot of Pharoahs over the years - and these are just the ones in chariots. I've got others on horseback! My chariot forces generally have just grown over the years in completely random and haphazard ways.
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Rose Pharaoh and chariot, Garrison horses |
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The chariot body was mostly rebuilt using failed Rose components. |
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I have 2 of these squadrons, it's just that the second squadron doesn't have a crew yet. Personally, I blame the Government. |
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Lamming Pharaoh's chariot. This is the 'Senior' Pharaoh in the army - i.e., the one I did first. |
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Normally I used to put Lamming horses on other people's chariots. Here, I seem to have done it the other way round. |
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Later Minifigs chariots. The intention was a Kushite Pharaoh plus 2 squadrons, one Kushite, one Egyptian. Sadly, I seem to have only done two demi-squadrons. |
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The Kushite Pharaoh, 1990s Minifigs. |
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Early Minifigs 'S' Range - can't even remember when I got it! Still, I've got a few more of them now... 9 painted, about the same unpainted. |
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Late Egyptian/Saitic or similar chariot. Horses Airfix Roman, chariot body card on top of Airfix Ancient British base. Wheels came from a vaguely ECW pencil sharpener cannon - I bought a few of those for chariot use. |
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Crew are all converted Garrison Greek archers, though the charioteer seems to have lost his whip. Red shield possibly Lamming - pre-buying Garrison - standard Minfigs. Don't think any of it is Lamming. |
Very nice models....red shield is a very Lamming type pose.
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