Finally finished the first module of a camp for my MAR.TU (Amorite) camp.

Will make a couple more at some point. The canopy at the front will need to be wider on future modules I think, but overall pleased with something made from a 20mm diameter MDF circular base, a resin jewellery bead, some flexible filler, a pair of pins and a sliver of paper

The modules shows a 6mm Perfect Six child , assisted by an Onslaught Mercenary Warhound, herding some Perfect Six sheep while being watched by a Baccus Amazon Archer (minus bow). The two jars started life as glow-in-the-dark fishing lures!

excellent

Really nice.

 

Looks great to me!

Very nice! Most impressive

How soon for Sumer itself

Very nice indeed, Mike !

Cheers - Phil

Quote from: toxicpixie on 27 September 2016, 07:30:56 PM
Very nice! Most impressive

How soon for Sumer itself

Got a chance to see the new Ancients buildings that Leven Miniatures are going to be producing, at "Joy of Six." I'm already planning a substantial expansion of my Sumerian city when those come out!

There were some pics posted on TMP - baker's, minor temple, guard post, house/ shop, workshop. I'm planning on having a donkey cart builder in one of the latter, all being well!

Ooo, now they're nice! I wonder if they'd do ok on a BUA base for 10mm Hittites...

Quote from: toxicpixie on 27 September 2016, 10:20:21 PM
Ooo, now they're nice! I wonder if they'd do ok on a BUA base for 10mm Hittites...

Mick said they were originally done as a commission for a model of Jerusalem but I reckon they'd do for much of the ancient Near East.

The Hittites, like the Sumerians seem to have gone in for houses with few to no external windows, relying instead on a central light well. On the other hand I've just passed Mick some pictures of Sumerian houses in hopes he might make one or two so who knows, proper Hittite housing might be in the offing?

Quote from: toxicpixie on 27 September 2016, 10:20:21 PM
Ooo, now they're nice! I wonder if they'd do ok on a BUA base for 10mm Hittites...

Seconded !

Cheers - Phil

Hmm, ok... well, either way, tempting... argh, like I need more shiny things!

Quote from: GrumpyOldMan on 01 June 2016, 12:21:58 AM
Hello

If it doesn't work out and you're not sure of what they looked like you could always try the Mongolian Yurts. Who can tell you you're wrong  







The small one (last pic) could work with 6mm.

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

Look, if people here ask for very specific info on the lace colour or of the 3rd Monarch's Own Council Estate Borderers during the War of Upper Pangean Independence then surely they can write ger instead of yurt. Yurt is a Turkic word that refers to a dwelling of a more permanent nature than the nomadic Mongolian ger.

Just saying.   

MickS

Bloody hell Mick, next you'll be asking for Mongol heavies in horse armour!

Or even an entire range for them

How did either the Mongols or Sumerians fare against Aztecs btw?

Been there, converted them...

Quote from: toxicpixie on 28 September 2016, 12:06:12 PM
Bloody hell Mick, next you'll be asking for Mongol heavies in horse armour!

Or even an entire range for them

How did either the Mongols or Sumerians fare against Aztecs btw?

I know, terrible isn't it. Still flying the flag for armoured horses though.