I finished this sextuplet of Sphinxes that I obtained from Acheson Creations earlier this year.
We are all familiar with the Great Sphinx at Giza, but they were common symbols through the history of Ancient Egypt; notably the 1.5 mile long road connecting Luxor and Karnak, "The Avenuie of the Sphinxes, estimated to have had over 900 of the staues!
The Sphinxes will be appearing on the table at my Egypt vs Sea Peoples game at Historicon. I am often amazed how few people now days are familiar with the famous "Riddle of the Sphinx"... even if that is more Greek in origin!
These are great additions to your terrain scatter!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jon!
DeleteThose look great and should really make for a nice visual spectacle on your table:).
ReplyDeleteThanks, Steve!
DeleteGreat stuff Peyer and with lots of potential uses...Ancient. Napoleon in Egypt. Crusades, both world wars and inter war Pulp, for a start!
ReplyDeleteYes, some period flexibility here!
DeleteGood table dressings.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joe. Suitable for Silver Bayonet, too!
DeleteGreat looking terrain additions!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thank you, Iain!
DeleteShould look great on the table, nice little models and very nicely painted.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donnie!
DeleteYou must have a fair bit of Egyptian terrain now Peter. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteI do, and it will all be on the table for Historicon!
DeleteVery nice especially the heads and I expect to see the full 900 on table :-)
ReplyDeleteThe ratio is 1: 150, Gary!
DeleteThey will furnish the table very nicely Peter.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Richard. I hope so!
DeleteLooks like you had a lot of fun with these! A mix of Asterix and Marine Boy?!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
Thanks, James! I actually had to look up both of those references!
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