DBA 2.2
I suspect this army pack is actually for DBA ver 2.0 (2001) or 1.1 (1995) or even going back to (1990) ver1.0? There are new Essex Andalusian figures available today but didn't get them in this army pack :o( i.e. Latest 15mm Essex Andalusian Cavalry and Infantry Miniatures.
Army Composition: 1 x (Gen) 3Cv, 1 x 3Cv, 2 x 2Lh, 6 x 2Ps, and 2 x 4Sp elements
Update: DBA 3.0 Army
I found out that one of the 1 x 2Ps can be replaced with 1 x 3Kn, 1 x 4Cb (crossbow) or 1 x 4Sp
which is great, by adding the Knights to this army it will give that extra "punch" element to the Andalusian cavalry force.
1 x General (Cv),
1 x ghulam or Andalusian cavalry (Cv),
2 x mujahids (LH),
1 x Christian guard (3Kn or 4Cb) or African Guard (Sp),
2 x archers or slinger's (Ps),
3 x Berber javelinmen (Ps)
2 x Andalusian or African spearmen (Sp)
Historical Enemies: To name a few, Later Visigoths, Carolingian, Sicilian, Vikings, Normans, Fanatic Berber and I believe Andalusian fought among themselves.
These 15mm Essex miniatures paint up well and quick, the main battle line are the spearmen and Cavalry (3Cv) including the General to hold the center. There a lot of light troops to help cover/protect the flanks of this army, usage of terrain features on the battle ground board by the Andalusian skirmishers is crucial to slow down and harass approaching enemy elements... anyway on to the figures
Some of the photos came out a bit fuzzy - blur sorry about that!
Some of the photos came out a bit fuzzy - blur sorry about that!
Army Arrayed |
General |
Line Cavalry |
Light Horse |
Spearmen |
Javelins and Slingers |
African Muslims Javelins and Slingers |
Yet another superb army! Truly magnificently painted and based. Impressive work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, appreciate for your kind words and visit!
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Your collection of armies is really impressive...another great looking one, your paint job on the clothes is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil, appreciate for your kind words, I think I may have over did it painting to much detail? but still I'm happy how they look and turned out.....
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Amazing level of detail on this army , always impressive considering the scale !
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris, well I hope to paint 25mm/28mm as I do with my 15's waiting for my order of 28mm Italian Wars - Italians,Swiss and Landsknecht Pikemen,Crossbow men etc to arrive thanks to your influence! ;o)
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So I'm your excuse for burning a whole in your pocket!!!
DeleteItalian wars is a great era, I am sure you will do a good job and love painting them .
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Chris
Wow! What a fantastic army! The brushwork on both the shields and robes is quite eye catching.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan for your kind words and visit, much appreciated! ;o)
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Another stunner…your shield work and robes are superb! I saw the key words "to have a chance" and laughed.
ReplyDeleteI hate to pry professional secrets but can I ask what kind of brush you use to get such perfect and small circles? Is it a spotter brush? I have 2 I bought last year but they curled very quickly.
Thanks Monty! ;o) glad you like the "to have a chance" punch line ;o)
DeleteI have no secrets ;o) willing to share - you got it! I use spotter brushes
American Painter Spotter Brush 4650
LC4650-0
LC4650-3/0
LC4650-4/0
I also prefer to work with natural sun light, no artificial lighting - that's right :o) I work better during spring/summer not so good during Fall/Winter
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What a brilliant looking army!
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Thanks Christopher, much appreciated! ;o)
Deletesoon I will post my 15mm Early Bedouin and Kushite Egyptains Armies.
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The shields and saddleblankets are excellent, very eye catching
ReplyDeletePhil
Thanks Phil, How is your Pyrrhic Campaign coming along?
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Marvelous army; the shield patterns are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI especially look forward to seeing your Kushites!
Gorgeous Andalusians Phil - really colourful with superb detail on the shields!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
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