This final
batch of figures complete the Classical Indian collection. There are sufficient
elements to field the first three lists of book II – Republican, Mountain and
Classical. All figures are Old Glory and although the infantry are similarly
dressed the cavalry show slight differences in colour.
There were
some minor conversions; spears were shortened to a javelin length and
reposition to bring an animated look to them and Milliput helmet with turban
was sufficient promotion to make a standard javelinmen into a general.
The
Mauryan can now field three commands for a big battle option with their most
likely historical opponent of matching size being the Seleucid. A game is
planned during next month’s flurry of holidays.
Infantry for three lists; Classical, Republican and Mountain.
Cavalry for the Classical and Mountain army list.
Elephant and chariot corps
The Classical Indian in battle array.
SUperb, and most impressive combo elephants+chariots!!
ReplyDeletePhil,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind word. The Mauryan have done well in their test series, but that is not an indication they can perform just as well with multiple commands, as some armies perform better, others do not.