| Muwatalli II in full bronze scale armour at the head of his army |
Collecting and painting Ancient and Medieval wargames miniatures for DBA.
Showing posts with label Chariot miniatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chariot miniatures. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 April 2016
Hittite DBA Army
The Hittite DBA army is now finished, ready to recreate the Battle of Kadesh in 1274BC. King Muwatalli II leads his heavy and light chariots, spearmen and light troops against the Egyptians. Thanks again Andy for the Xmas present!
Hittite Chariots
Three flavours of Hittite chariot finished - the King's chariot with armoured horses, 2 heavy chariots, and 1 light chariot. Appropriately these are 15mm Chariot Miniatures.
| Heavy Chariot - 3 crew and armoured horses |
| Another heavy chariot with 3 crew and armoured horses |
| The King's heavy chariot - again 3 crew and armoured horses |
| The 2 crew light chariot |
| The full chariot wing |
Sunday, 17 April 2016
Hittite Psiloi
Although I've now finished the full 12 elements of Hittites, I'm still basing the chariots, so in the interim here are the 2 elements of Psiloi (safe from enemy chariots in rocky ground...). Again, the figures are finely proportioned and detailed 15mm Chariot Miniatures.
Friday, 25 March 2016
Hittite Spearmen
Saturday, 2 January 2016
Sea Peoples DBA army
This Christmas' project has been painting up a Sea Peoples army for De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA) - which was a very kind present from Andy. Each DBA army is 12 pieces or 'elements', and the Sea Peoples order of battle is the same for version 2 and 3 of the rules. The figures are from Chariot Miniatures and the set comprises all the figures and bases needed to make up the army list with all the possible variant options.
The Sea Peoples were active in the 12th century BC and seemingly caused lots of grief to Egypt, Anatolia, Canaan and Syria. Whether or not they were actually one homogenous group is debatable, but the literature suggests that they fielded bronze-armoured swordsmen who could stand up to the chariots of their enemies.
Andy also got me a Hittite DBA Army pack, so will aim to do those next...
The Sea Peoples were active in the 12th century BC and seemingly caused lots of grief to Egypt, Anatolia, Canaan and Syria. Whether or not they were actually one homogenous group is debatable, but the literature suggests that they fielded bronze-armoured swordsmen who could stand up to the chariots of their enemies.
| The full set of figures (minus an element of Psiloi that I bizarrely missed off the photo) |
| The General in a 2-horse, 3-crew heavy chariot |
| The central element is an alternate General (on foot) with 2 other elements of Blades - the armoured retinue of subordinate chieftains |
| Three elements of Auxilia - Javenlinmen that can are alternates for the Psiloi |
| The Javelinmen in profile... |
| Six elements of Swordsmen (Blades) |
Andy also got me a Hittite DBA Army pack, so will aim to do those next...
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15mm,
auxilia,
blades,
Chariot miniatures,
chariots,
DBA,
psiloi,
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