As with the Carthaginians I have continued to use the Foundry North African skin triad on these figures, and selected a variety of horse colours and experimented with a few shield designs to try to mix things up a little:
The figures are as usual Xyston, with four different poses in each pack:
I have another sixty or so of these figures to complete, but for now it was nice to be able to paint something different before returning to complete the Carthaginian army, for which they will form a useful ally:
We lost the game on Saturday and it would be nice to think things may have turned out differently if these guys had been available, but Hannibal being killed played a larger part in our defeat. That's two generals in the last two games I have now lost so I am probably being a little careless with them, although we did manage to scrape through with a win in the previous game regardless.
Nice! You really are a painting machine.
ReplyDeleteThank Jonathan. As you noted with your recently completed Nubian archers, this type of figure can be very quick and satisfying to paint.
DeleteCracking new models, the hide shields are always a challenge to make "not" cartoony!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the elephants.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
Cheer Jeremy. I actually used the designs on a sheet of 28mm LBMS shield transfers I have for inspiration which made the job a lot easier.
DeleteAlways glad to look at Numidian cavalry, splendid!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. There should be quite a few more of these to follow once I have finished the Carthaginians.
DeleteNice work again, Lawrence.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark. I seem to have been a roll with 15mm Ancients the past year so will keep going while I still have the momentum.
Deletelovely looking Cavalry you have here Lawrence, mind you all of your work is awesome!
ReplyDeletecheers,
Thanks Phil. It was nice to see your recent Xyston additions as well.
DeleteFantastic looking Numidian cavalry!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, it was nice to get the first batch of them completed.
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