Showing posts with label HaT Almoravid infantry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HaT Almoravid infantry. Show all posts

Saturday, January 8, 2011

More Napoleonic Prussians

Here are some more images of my Napoleonic Prussians. Hope you enjoy! As always, click on the image for a larger version.


Silesian Landwehr cavalry from Art Miniaturen. Brilliant figures with loads of character.


Art Miniaturen Silesian Landwehr


'Don't mind if I do.'


Brandenburg Cuirassiers. Head swap of HaT Russian cuirassiers with dragoons.


6th Reserve Infantry Regiment



Volunteer Jaegers, converted from various HaT figures.



6th Uhlans (Luetzow Freikorps)


General Yorck with his staff

Brandenburg Uhlans from Art Miniaturen. Again, great figures which I stuffed up by painting them the wrong shade of blue. Line Uhlans should have very dark blue/black uniforms.

Thanks for looking!

Sunday, December 20, 2009

III/65 Fatimid Egyptian DBA Army



OK, so I'm feeling a bit pleased with myself. I've finished my DBA Fatimid Army, that has been on the go since July. They aren't the best painted figures ever, but they are the first project I've finished since the twins were born in August, so hence the feeling of satisfaction.

The army contains 4 Elements of Cavalry, one of which is the General's element. That's him on the left with a mace. These figures are all from one box of Strelets Arab Cavalry.





The mobile part of the army is completed with an element of Light Horse. These figures are from Italeri, and one of them is a conversion, being made with the torso of a kneeling foot archer.


The main foot component is made up of 3 Elements of 8Bw. These are annoying elements to paint, being double-based elements of spearmen and archers, but behaving no differently in DBA than any other Bows. All the infantry are from HaT. Mainly their Almoravid infantry set, but with some Andalusians as well.


The army is completed with 2 Elements of 3 Bw, an element of Auxilia and one of Psiloi. All the foot apart from the 3 Bw are painted as Sudanese mercenaries, whereas the cavalry and 3 Bw are North African (and thus have lighter skin).




These Fatimids are the second in a series of 11th Century armies I want to paint (after my Normans). Next up may be Andalusians, but I think I'll be doing some work on my English Civil War armies first.