A second unit of formed archer for a bit of fire support for the Hittites.
These are Newline Designs figures once again.
Blue was actually a difficult color to achieve with vegetable dyes, and thus I've used the very grey toned Delta Ceramcoat "Wedgewood Blue" here.
The rest of the Army has nick-named these guys "The Skinheads"!
The Newline Designs’ Hittite archers are some of my favorites. Glad to see you fielding more.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jon. I am enjoying them as well. I have quite a few of their Indian figures to paint later in the year.
DeleteGreat looking archers, but I hope they don't get sunburned on top of their heads :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean; they could use a chapeau!
DeleteLovely work Peter, and that blue looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lawrence. I have been trying to do the, with muted colors, as Bill did with his.
DeleteVery nice
ReplyDeleteThank you, Neil!
DeleteGreat looking unit, I particularly like the musician and standard bearer. They look. Like they mean business.
ReplyDeleteThey also have *hair*, LOL!
DeleteVery nice and the paler blue works a treat.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them, Steve!
DeleteNice unit to gun down those pesky opponents. Good use of the blue.
ReplyDeleteThe Hittites aren't really a firepower army, but everyone needs a little support!
DeleteAnother fine unit with nicely animated figures
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary; I do like these Newline figures!
DeleteA fine looking unit! Folically challenged perhaps, but I guess nice and cool in warmer climes.
ReplyDeleteThanks; they form the faulty follicle follies!
DeleteSuperb and impressive Skinheads!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil!
DeleteLovely skinhead archer unit,out for some bother!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
They need some Biker tattoos, it seems!
DeleteThey look great Peter; gonna have some seriously sunburned bonces though!
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
I debated if they were wearing round helmets, but it didn't seem so! :-)
DeleteSeriously tough back then!!
DeleteKojak!
Delete(1970's American TV reference, may not make sense to others!)