Vendel Egyptian Marines |
Minifig & Newline Persian Slingers |
Vendel & Old Glory Persian Sparabara & Archers |
Greenwood & Ball Persian Immortals |
Here are some old pics of my Early and Late Achaemenid Persians that I had on my old blog Satrap Miniatures. I found them while searching through my old photos and cleaning up my hard drive. I have heaps of old photos stretching back to 2011 and earlier, so will post some of these as the clean up continues!
Hinchliffe Cardaces |
Mixed bag of Persian Cavalry |
Old Glory, Vendel & Tin Soldier Persian Heavy Cavalry |
Old Glory, Essex, Foundry, Newline & Tin Soldier Persian Heavy Cavalry |
Very neat to see old photos of your armies. I really like the Egyptian marines in the long skirts. I have not seen Egyptians in that garb. What period are the Egyptians?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, they date to Xerxes invasion of Greece in 480 BC. A great book to get is Duncan Head's Montvert book The Achaemenid Persian Army. Xyston do some in 15mm and they have best Early and Late Achaemenid Persian ranges around in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as always sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, it's a motley old collection of Persians.
DeleteYour Persians are just awesome, wonderful work, love these subtile yellow shades...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil, I'm looking forward to the release of the Atlantic and Victrix plastic Persians.
DeleteExcellent mate, the collection is coming along nicely
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
Thanks Matt, these are old figures I painted years ago, the Persians are still one of my favourite armies, although they're rubbish under most rules.
DeleteWow - those are all beautifully painted, Mike. I've hesitated in the past about Persians, but yours make a fine case to build an army of them. I particularly like the hooded slingers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, they're such a colourful army. The Atlantic and Victrix plastic Persians will be released in the next few months, perfect time to get some!
DeleteGreat looking Persian force!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, I have early and late Persians in 28mm and 15mm, definitely a favourite army!
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