A tabletop gaming blog, with a vague bias towards Central/Eastern Europe and the Early Modern period.
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Project Barbarian returns! German and Celtic skirmishers
Getting inspired by the release or Warlord's SPQR skirmish battle system to catch up on my ancients backlog. Just some unconverted Warlord Games metals here, simple but fun.
Labels:
28mm,
Ancients,
Celts,
Finished,
German,
Historical,
Infantry,
SPQR,
Warlord Games
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Ottoman Light Cavalry
Nothing too fancy here, just some Besli (conscripts, in the white turbans) and Gonullu (volunteers, in the colored turbans). Essentially unconverted from Gripping Beast Arab Cavalry (again!), I think maybe two of the turbans are greenstuff.
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Voevode (Russian Commander)
My Muscovites need an officer, and while I believe The Assault Group is working on one, I'm impatient! So I made this guy mostly out of Gripping Beast Arabs, with a Warlord head and horse and a TAG mace.
I gotta say, the Gripping Beast Arab Light Cavalry plastics have been an absolute godsend for Eastern Europe kitbashing. The long-robed legs and embroidered-front torsos are just so handy!
I gotta say, the Gripping Beast Arab Light Cavalry plastics have been an absolute godsend for Eastern Europe kitbashing. The long-robed legs and embroidered-front torsos are just so handy!
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Muscovite Reiters
Been a while since I tried any really interesting kitbashing, so here's one. the torsos are from Warlord Games' (formerly Wargames Factory's) War of Spanish Succession cavalry, the horses and some arms are from Warlord Games ECW cavalry, and the heads / legs / other arms are from Gripping Beast's Arab cavalry. These represent the "new style" reiters incorporated into the Russian army post-Smolensk to supplement the traditional feudal horse. I will field them in Pikeman's Lament as Veteran Trotters.
Apologies for the gaps and mold lines on the horses, guess I'm a little out of practice.
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