Requests

[charlie]

thracians with heavy weapon
thracians with javalins
thracians as offencive spearmen
etruscans
companians with light spear
bruttians with light spear
lucanians with light spear
celtiberians scutarii
samnite javlinmen light spear swordsmen
a decent phalangite
early and late achaemenid persians
and last but not least molemen, lots of molemen

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

and last but not least molemen, lots of molemen

Digging a hole for yourself ?

Late and early Acheminid Persians - use sassinid Infantry and Cavalry.

IanS

[goat major]

Digging a hole for yourself ?

its his blindspot...

[Bertie]

No problem, I have his 6 covered

That makes three people requesting Persians, and 2 Celtiberians. The non Latin Italians sounds good as well.

Use Sassinids. no chance, would the people requsting Bears, use Paddington tooled up with a Ak47, think not.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

But - my 28(well 25) EAP Sparabatha are Sassanian levy, and I have used thge rteverse in this scale, bulking out my few clibs with the early Persians.

The Sassanid Lights can be used for EAP as they wore tunics over armour, and figure has both bow and javilns. Think latterally sometimes, afterall I used Mongols as Mughul cav in a napolionic game, and in 10mm am using Madish Camels for ancient arabs, whilst the arab inf boosts my turks at times.

IanS

[charlie]

no other 10mm manufacturer makes a specific thracian infantry figure in all its forms and concidering thracians were used as mercenarys in many ancient armies (lists). this makes a lot of commercial sense and  i for one buy into ranges, when manufacturers produce or prove willing to produce complete ranges. take your recent S.C.W. range , whow if only we could see that sort of commitment in your ancient ranges. Thanks for great figures.

[Leon]

Votes added!

[FierceKitty]

Well said, Bertie. I'm sick of seeing figures five hundred years out of date/premature in table top armies.