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The figures are from Navwar’s Roundway range and they were easy to paint with enough detail and lots of smooth surfaces to create cloth effects.
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I don’t think this 15th and 16th century range gets enough publicity. There’s Mamelukes, Persians, Ottomans, Mughuls and Hindu Indians.
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Each range is not large but they should all mix easily. At least that’s my plan as I work towards a small DBMM army.
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One final comment: I wish I could figure out how to get everything in the angled shots in focus. Ah well! I’ll just have to stick to painting.
1 comment :
After three years, and switch to Field of Glory, I've decided to add to this group only to find that I couldn't remember or find the codes.
The nice people at Navwar were very helpful so for future refence the codes are RK0T8 (oval shield) and RKMA8 (round shield).
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