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| Milanese Elmeti |
To the start the year off, while I am recovering from a crushing hangover, I thought I would post some pictures I took over Christmas. They have come out rather dark as it rained constantly and I didn't get much natural light for them. The last set of figures I painted were the new Elmeti and Jinetes from The Assault Group. I already have regiments of these by TAG so I added these extra figures for more variety and I am pleased with the result.You may notice I have changed the sword for one of the Elmeti to an axe, I didn't want them all carrying swords. I have used some of Petes cloth flags to show them as a Milanese troop of horsemen.
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| Elmeti |
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| Milanese Horsemen |
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| Mialnese Horsemen |
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| Milanese Elmeti |
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| Milanese Elmeti |
Below are a few snaps of the new Jinetes. They look great added to the figures I already have.
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| Jinetes |
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| Spanish Jinetes |
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| Spanish Jinetes |
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| Spanish Jinetes |
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| Jinetes |
Finally I added the commander and standard from the Perry Light horsemen I converted to my Mounted Crossbowmen to see what they would look like riding under a Milanese banner. I don't think they necessarily need a standard I was just seeing how the figures fit together.
Up next should be The Assault Groups Mounted Arquebusiers, I have been waiting for suitable figures for these for years so I am keen to paint these up.
Happy New Year
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| Milanese Mounted Crossbowmen |
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| Milanese Mounted Crossbowmen |
Excellent looking units Oli, very nice.
ReplyDeleteHope your hangover blues are over soon.
Gorgeous work. Your armor is exceptional.
ReplyDeleteReally impressive additions to your forces!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Beautiful work . . . and good luck with that hangover.
ReplyDeleteLooking very good! The role of the light cavalry in this era is too often overlooked or minimized.
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