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| A couple of years ago I mentioned possibly doing some Greek infantry as helmeted Kardaka. |
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| Took a while, but these are the result. |
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| As a major troop type in some later Persian armies I suppose I should do a few more units... |
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| A couple of years ago I mentioned possibly doing some Greek infantry as helmeted Kardaka. |
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| Took a while, but these are the result. |
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| As a major troop type in some later Persian armies I suppose I should do a few more units... |
They have come out very well, look great en masse, adding more units would make for a really impressive sight.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I agree - nothing quite like having a Review with lots and lots of hoplite types.
DeleteThey look good, nice 'old school' look! I am about to start my attempt at a few Kardaka with the HaT figures, you have helped with a 'nudge' to do that!
ReplyDeleteand yes, they do look good en masse - 'quantity has a quality of it's own..'
DeleteIf your hands no longer let you do quality... then 'looks good onthe table' is a pretty good substitute. Though to be fair I just don't like spending hours on one figure.
DeleteI heartily agree!
DeleteSplendid! Nice and colourful.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I'm officially in full Persian infantry mode at the moment...
DeleteVery nice Rob…
ReplyDeleteI like the choice of colours.
All the best. Aly
Thank you.
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