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| Not as big as some of my other armies but quite reasonable. |
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| Inspecting the first chariot unit... |
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| Second... |
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| And third... |
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| Along the line of javelins. |
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| The archery Corps |
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| And finally the cavalry |
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| The 2 horse chariots came with a 1 man crew - I've replaced them with a 2 man crew. |
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| Medium cavalry units - in blue, so could possibly substitute for Kushites. |
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| The EHC came part painted. 'Actual' EHC in an Indian army should be Kushans, basically a Parthian cataphract figure on a half armoured horse. Not something I'm going to quibble about! |
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| These elephants show the flesh tones issue - figures all came ready painted though I painted the elephants. |
Fantastic pictures Rob - a stunning collection
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ReplyDeleteMagnificent Army! Btw what rules will you be using?
ReplyDeleteSolo, so don't have to be pedantic about rules. Factors, basing and movement tend to be based on DBA but I do sometimes have figures as Superior/Inferior. Again, being solo I don't use alternative moves - I rarely argue with myself on how it works out. I also allow Bows to act as ranged weapons rather than needing to be in contact - if the bows 'lose' the 'melee' they simply ignore the result.
DeleteA lovely collection Rob. Im very envious of all those lovely vintage figures on show, well done.
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DeleteA wonderful collection!
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DeleteA nice collection and army. Looks just over double the size of my Classical Indian army.
ReplyDeleteI'm tending to look at it as 2 separate armies in many ways.
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