1002 AD - 1186 AD
DBA 2.2
15mm Essex Miniatures
Army Composition: (Gen) 1 x 3Cv or El, 1 x El, 3 x 3Cv, 1 x 2Lh, 2 x 4Sp or 4Bw, 1 x 4Ax or 2Lh or El. 1 x 3Bd or 2Ps, 2 x 3Bw.
This is the final "add on" army for my Ghaznavid which is now a total of 3 x DBA Armies. I have two III/63b and one III/63a lots of elephants and cavalry to play with, I use most of my DBA-DBM armies for Basic Impetvs and Command Colors Ancients solo games too and one day/weekend I will post some of solo games with pictures~ :o)
Histroical Enemies: Seljuks, Ghurids, Indians and other interal fractional groups.
Also check out Lawrence (This Life in Lead) blog He is currently working on his 15mm Ghaznavid project - awesome painting!
Also check out Lawrence (This Life in Lead) blog He is currently working on his 15mm Ghaznavid project - awesome painting!
Lovely looking force!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christopher!
DeleteBeautiful minis sir!
ReplyDeleteThank You Michal!
DeleteTerrific stuff Phil. The general in the howdah will pack a punch, especially if he is rated brilliant. That is a possible factor of 9 with a brilliant stroke. Not much is going to stop that.
ReplyDeleteEssex seem to have a much broader range for Ghaznavids than Forged in Battle, as they do for most things I suppose. Really terrific work and I'll be plundering this and you other posts for a few more ideas.
Thanks Lawrence! Perhaps I used to many colors for this army? I had fun painting The general in the howdah :o) also the Hindu Archers (3Bw) Looking forward checking out your Ghaznavids postings.
DeleteLovely Ghaznavids Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean! appreciate your kind words! I really has fun painting the Elephants/Leader - cheers!
ReplyDeleteThank you James much appreciated! my flocking of bases are average :o) which I need to improve - cheers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Javier! Soon I will post a few after CCA/Impetvs games reports I have been occupied with work or other things. All the best to you Sir! :o)
ReplyDeleteThank you Iain, I enjoy painting Elephants, a bit cumbersome to put the model pieces together, as you do with chariots as well, and its fun too completing the work! cheers!
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