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Showing posts with label Sarmatians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarmatians. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 August 2009

5mm Sarmatians - Part III

Hello again.

At last, they are finished.!

Here are the Cavalry...








And here is the full army...








That's a total of 3 Generals, 6 Knights, 10 Cavalry, 2 Light Horse and 6 Psiloi.

Cheers
Ian
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Sunday, 15 February 2009

6mm Sarmatians - Part II

And here are some of the Cavalry and Knights.
I have run out of bases, so need to order some more to finish this lot off.
I have 1 element of Kn and umpteen Cv to do as yet, but they are actually quick to paint - which is a pleasant surprise as up until recently I was not overly keen on painting horses (in any scale). Now my technique has been finalised, it's much easier.
Obviously they're not as good most (especially Mr Baccus6mm and his chums), but they'll do for me =)

The Cavalry:


The Knights (based in "wedges" for ease of identification):


Final post on this blog will be the full army in all its spleandour...

Friday, 16 January 2009

6mm Sarmatians - Part I

I got an amry pack of Sarmatians from Baccus6mm for Christmas.
They were initially requested as an army for Field of Glory as I had hoped to read them over the hols. But things didn't work out (do they ever.?).
So, now I'm just painting them up and basing them for DBMM (or some other derivitive) to determine exactly what I have.
I started with the Psiloi as they were the easiest...








Then I did the Light Horse because they were easy too...





Next are a few bases of Cavalry, then I may have go at some Knughts before painting up a few Generals bases...