Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Sumerian Nim Skirmishers
While I was playing a Sumerian game last weekend (see previous post) I noticed some of the Wargames Foundry skirmishers were painted but not completed. These are great figures, sculpted by the Perrys, so I thought I'd finish them off. Apparently Nim means 'flies', their opponents found them numerous, persistent and irritating! My three favourite 28mm Sumerian ranges are Foundry, Cutting Edge and Eureka. Eureka have just released a great looking 15mm Sumerian range, sculpted by Alan Marsh, based on their superb 28mm Sumerian range.
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These look like a bunch of bad dudes. The skin heads look menacing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, the Foundry biblical ranges are hard to beat.
DeleteThe bald headed Sumers don't know it now, but in about 20 yrs they are going to have skin cancer on their pates.
ReplyDeleteIf they survive that long!
DeleteDig the various skin tones and hair (or lack thereof), styles, Mike. Very scary bunch!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, the different skin tones are good for a bit of variety.
DeleteNice bunch of skirmishers!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, they're great figures.
DeleteWonderful skin shades, faces look so expressive...Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil.
DeleteLooking awesome as always!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteCool :)
ReplyDeleteThanks mate.
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