Another thing I really should do is snip the fans off a few fan bearers to make that light infantry unit up to six elements - they were a test unit anyway. |
The Queen passing behind the Nobles in their chariots. |
Guard heavy cavalry in front of a medium cavalry unit. I was sorely tempted to add a third spear/shield unit but haven't. |
The 'line' infantry - two archer units in front, three spear armed units in the rear. |
The spear armed units include two medium spear units flanking a Guard heavy infantry unit. |
The non-human component! Tigers and Pegasi with an enchantress riding a tiger. |
That's probably it for units before Christmas - got some individual figures I can get on with before the tree goes, covering my painting station and ending painting until the tree comes down in January! |
Always great to see an army parade, lovely looking army they look brilliant seeing them all together, great work all round on them.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Setting up a Review on an army is one of my favourite parts.
DeleteThat is a good looking army!
ReplyDeleteThank you. Have to admit I like it.
DeleteIt's been a joy to watch this Army being created
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's been fun doing it.
DeleteCracking army, now who are they going to fight? Or should that be whom are they going to fight?
ReplyDeleteThat's a bit of a thorny question. I should probably have given them horses from the '20mm' range of Ancients and had them fight various Greeks and Persians... or perhaps I should start a couple more 25mm armies?
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