Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Assyrian Odds and Ends

 

These are the last of the Chariot Era figures from Bill McHugh's collection.

Some Light Infantry/Skirmishing archers

A little repainting was needed here to give a blue/yellow theme to the unit. 


A second unit of Light Infantry Archers.


Once again, minor changes made to give a color theme to the unit. 


I once again tried to come close to reproducing the basing style that Bill used. 


An Assyrian Command Group...


a pair of Assyrian Heroes (for To the Strongest! games), and...


a stray Sardanna (Sherdan) leader or hero.


    I still have one other group of figures from Bill's collection, a moderate Medieval collection from roughly the era of the early HYW. They will need a LOT of restoration work, and I have no pressing need to do anything with them, so it is unlikely I will touch them before 2022. 

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    1. You are definitely too generous, Michal, but thank you!

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    1. Assyrians always manage to look fierce, don't they?!

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  3. Look good. Nice updating and matching though the project. Now your chariot wars groups are bulked up?

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    1. Thanks, Joe. Of course, expansion begets expansion, so I have some mnew Hittites, Sherdans, and Philistines in process now...

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  4. Nice restoration work again Peter. I'm not sure how I'd go trying to recreate someone else's basing style now that I am set in my own ways with the two formats I'm now comfortable with, and suspect I'd find it quite difficult.

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    1. New troops will still be based in my style! :-)

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  5. Nice work Peter, I replicated someone's paintnig/basing style a few weeks back too, didn't turn out too bad :)

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    1. Thanks, Mark. It's always an interesting endeavor!

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  6. You slipped this one in while I wasn’t looking. Nice odds and ends.

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    1. Thanks, Jon. I don't know how you keep up with as many blogs as you do!

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  7. Good looking restoration project, useful troops!
    Best Iain

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