Mad Lemmey's Mongols

Started by Duke Speedy of Leighton, 11 October 2014, 06:51:18 PM

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Maenoferren

Sometimes I wonder - why is that frisbee geting bigger - and then it hits me!

Subedai

Quote from: toxicpixie on 06 August 2015, 08:11:42 AM
Lovely!

I had a weird moment of cognitive dissonance looking at the bottom pic - the round fringed standard looked like a sombrero for a second and gave me a very odd Viva Khan Zapata! moment :D

And just how are your therapy sessions going?  :D

Quote from: mad lemmey on 05 August 2015, 09:22:17 PM
The Latest Tumen to join the army, 8 LH and 4 MC



Light Horse





Medium (Heavy) Cavalry




Now those I like.
Just a quick note, a tumen was anywhere between 5 - 10,000 strong on campaign with 10,000 being the 'paper strength' so I was wondering about your figure scale. The Mongols worked on a decimal scale so 10 warriors were in an arban, 10 arbat made an jagun (100), ten jagut was a mingghan of 1,000 -which was probably the main battlefield unit, much like a modern battalion- and ten mingghat made up a tumen. Forces of two or more tumat made a tuk.
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Duke Speedy of Leighton

It's all to scale, not 1:1 mate! 😛
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Subedai

Just saying. You never know, it might come up in a pub quiz and you can wow your mates with your esoteric knowledge.  :) :)
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Kind of knew that bit due to Conn Iggulden, just reading 'Bones of The Hills', lots of Tumen action. :)
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Subedai

Conn Iggulden's Mongol series as a reputable historical reference...hmmm.
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Was meant to go out for a game of Blücher tonight, but due to family illness my opponent had to cancel.
So I broke out the paints:

Just needs basing and banners...
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Techno

Look forward to seeing them finished off, Will.
Cheers - Phil

Duke Speedy of Leighton

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toxicpixie

Make sure you get the right can for the varnish on these and undercoat for the next lot...

Good stuff :)
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Duke Speedy of Leighton

It's chucking down here, so no varnish today unless I want frosty the snow-Mongol!  :'(
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toxicpixie

I've had to resort to undercoating by hand, it's unconscionable!
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Westmarcher

I still do that for all my painting!  :-[
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.

Leman

Odd that, because I've just made a spraying box for undercoating, although I then go over it to obtain full coverage, Still too terrified to spray varnish, but a club member who does commissions swears by the matt spray supplied by Warlord Games, but won't touch Humbrol with a barge pole.
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toxicpixie

I would use a spray box but I'd have to spray in the house the missus would kill me for the fumes  :o

I've sometimes tried the shed but it's so full it's a wee bit awkward and is down the end of the garden so I get wet anyway ;)

Spray varnish is a wonder - I like Warlord/Army Painters anti-shine stuff as well, it's really good!
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