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| Normally I let a mould stand for a month or so to post cure before I start casting. This one I started casting and converting straight away... this lot are the initial proof of concept figures (cast and converted 1 day, painted next day... proof of concept, not masterpieces!) |
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| I realised that I could do with a J/Sh/Bw light cavalry figure so these are 'first attempts'. |
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| These are the infantry figures I had originally intended to do - did 2 robed archers because first one looked a bit short. The infantry spearman is not just a version of the cavalry figure above - that figure is a horse archer, the infantry figure is just spear/javelin and shield. |
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| Hadn't originally intended to do this one - simply basing the cavalry figure - because I didn't think it would work. I did four because I wanted to see if they would make a decent city militia or guard - on balance, think it does work. |
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| This is the mould - quite crowded and has a lot of potential... Rhoxolani, Goths, Fantasy Arabs... |
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| And I've also cast units of Rhoxolani, armoured Arabs and Goths. |
Busy times, nice to see the mould producing the goods and they look good too.
ReplyDeleteThe arms of the horse archers needed a bit of work but apart from that it's an excellent mould and very useful.
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