Russo-Polish War 1654-67

[The_Wrong_Khovanskiy]

Nice work once again .

Thank you!

Ahhh work is the curse of the wargaming classes!

Nice stuff again, hope they hit table soon

Thanks! I hope they will too, we have to wait probably until vaccinations increase. But the armies were tested on the floor with my brother. The rabble is surprisingly resilient.

[toxicpixie]

Excellent stuff!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Very impressive and so atmospheric too

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Wot he sed !!

[Techno II]

Really good stuff !

Cheers - Phil.

[The_Wrong_Khovanskiy]

Excellent stuff!

Very impressive and so atmospheric too

Wot he sed !!

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Really good stuff !

Cheers - Phil.

Thank you very much everyone! I hope to bring more, eventually

[The_Wrong_Khovanskiy]

Hello, it has been quite a while. Unfortunately my job kept me from posting anything. I have done up a few things during this time. For example, here are Polish cossack cavalry/pancerni, again, but this time they are semi-accurate to the period. I mixed in a few mounted cossacks from the Polish range. This was inspired by Michał Paradowski's book on the Polish-Swedish war where he has illustrations of some cossack cavalry being in hats instead of their typical misyurka helmets. Plus they don't have spears, which also adds to accuracy.





Next are, again, some Russian reiters. I was one figure short of the whole unit, so I took a LOA dragoon, chopped his head off, chopped the head off a Tatar, shortened his hat and stuck it on the dragoon body. Technically, I would prefer that look for Russian dragoons, but I fail to see the point in getting a lot of Tatars just to cut their heads off and use nothing else.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Very nice

[paulr]

    

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Looking good