Started working on first command set for moscovite army. Yet I haven't decided what it will consist of, but here is a draft of a first miniature - mounted armored voivode. He rides larger and slender "argamak" horse, probably expensive arabian steed.
Stay tuned, more to come!
And finally here they are!
First set of boyar sons (4 miniatures, both armored and unarmored) is ready!
Soon they will be available at my store. Stay tuned for further updates!
My friends who also play 17th century wargames often ask me - when I'm going to start working on the cornerstone moscovite units. First of all, it's about boyar sons cavalry.
Well, let's not disappoint them - here is a first draft of a boyar son. This one is quite wealthy as he has a decorated helmet, but otherwise old-school cavalryman. He doesn't have any firearm, only bow.
Stay tuned, more boyar sons are yet to come!
Finally I've painted all mounted miniatures!
You can found stl files at my store.
I've received first batch of printed cavalry models. Just undercoated them.
Unfortunately, models caught some dust while the paint was still wet, but you still can see how they look in reality:
Stay tuned, more to come!
Here am I with new update!
I want to announce next 2 sets that soon will appear in my store. These are mounted servant cossacks and pack steppe horses. Both use the same type of small "bahmat" steppe horses that were famous for their endurance and were extensively used by moscovite and tartar cavalry.
Mounted servant cossacks were not cavalry - in fact they usually acted like typical mounted infantry of the said period. Set consists of 4 different cossacks armed with matchlock firearms and some hand-to-hand weapons, including spears, sabers, knives and axes.
Pack horses pack (lol) includes 2 steppe horses with various saddle bags and can be used in your mounted or infantry units as well as on some headquarters and supply bases.
Stay tuned for more!
Got my hands on a test print of a 3pdr. So here it is painted and based: As always, you can by it in my store . Stay tuned - more to come!
