After nearly 7 weeks, the odyssey that was painting my Sea Peoples army is finally at an end. Well, until I decide to add some more chariots and some archers so that I can use them as Philistines as well. Or to add some heavy chariots. Well, you know how these things go.
But the last few are done, and here they are. I will do a group shot of the whole army tomorrow or Friday.
Chariots:
Baggage element:
Generals:
I'll be taking a short break from 15mm historicals to focus on some other things. Stay tuned to see what I'm doing.
Beautiful work as always Tamsin - lovely vibrant colors!
ReplyDeleteA result that has well been worth the effort, this is one of the nicest and interesting armies that I have seen in some time.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous. Just bought my 1st 15mm ancients army - Forged in Battle early Pontic. Wall to wall scythed chariots - well 2
ReplyDeleteExcellent brushwork, these look stunning. A wonderful project nicely rounded off.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteReally nice, those!
ReplyDeleteThese look magnificent Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY FABULOUS! Well done pet!
ReplyDelete@ Bill - cheers! :)
ReplyDelete@ Norm - thanks! They've been fun, if a bit testing, to paint :)
@ Martin - thanks! Early Pontic eh? :)
@ Lee - cheers! :)
@ Paul - thanks! :)
@ Legatus - cheers! :)
@ Michael A - thanks! :)
@ Herkybird - cheers! Hope the wait was worth it :)
Very, very nice, Tamsin! Love the 4-ox cart - definitely a war wagon, not built for speed!
ReplyDeleteI really like the diversity of colours in your Sea People units Tamsin, but also how they 'gel' together visually despite the variety. Also, that basing looks great. Did you have to do a lot of planning to decide which colour combinations would work well together whilst retaining the overall unified look?
ReplyDeleteWonderfully bright colours!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was fun to paint such a colourful army :)
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