Showing posts with label New Kingdom Egyptian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Kingdom Egyptian. Show all posts

Wednesday, 15 February 2023

Medjay Nubians patrolling the border


New additions to my Bronze Age collection, this time reinforcements for the New Kingdom Egyptians in the form of Medjay Nubian archers. 28mm miniatures from Wargames Foundry, buildings are an eBay find. 

There is some good news on the development of this army, as I've found lurking in a box of unpainted 15mm Italian Wars figures the Wargames Foundry Pharaoh set and a pack of New Kingdom Egyptian Axemen that I was beginning to question whether I had actually purchased! All this despite having organised my unpainted figures into labelled boxes, it seems my best attempts to be organised suffered a minor set back. At least I didn't purchase the miniatures again. I'm still painting the rest of the Mycenaeans, so expect more updates as these two armies progress.


 

  


 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 25 January 2023

New Kingdom Egyptian Archers

First post of the New Year, time has caught me out and appears to be going fast. The Bronze Age project continues with the addition of 28mm Wargames Foundry New Kingdom Egyptian archers. The buildings are an eBay purchase. 

In other painting news, I'm making slow but steady progress on the15mm Hundred Years War English army. I've even found some very old figures in the lead pile that will had some reinforcements, unsure of the manufacturer though. 

I've mostly been reading in my time when not working and looking for new accommodation, so painting time has been limited. I'm hoping February will give me more time to pick my brushes up.






Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Kushite Skirmishers

 
Another small addition to my Early Achaemenid Persian army, these have been recruited from my New Kingdom Egyptian army (still to paint).
 
We know from Herodotus that Kushites fought in the Achaemenid Persian army, this small contingent will be expanded over time to represent the warriors of Kush in greater numbers, in particular at least one unit of archers.
 
Figures are 28mm Wargames Foundry, based on 20mm circular bases.
 
 

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