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The second batch of Steppe Nomads to complete the fist unit of 12 is now done and dusted. OK, all complete bar the varnishing process; stage one, the gloss, which is about to take place tomorrow.

More pics can be seen on my blog here:
https://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.com/2021/07/steppe-nomads-ii.html

It is worth mentioning again that unless very wealthy and able to afford more exotic types of horse/pony most of the ponies 5-6th Century Steppe Nomads would have had access too would not have had such a variation of colour and patterns on their mounts. Again, artistic license has been taken on that point.

The first batch of 6 are now based and will be ready to photograph tomorrow once the sand etc has dried and I can get some paint on the bases followed by the ubiquitous grass tufts of various proportions and colours.

Good work.

Looks great. Keep it up!

Great. What game are they used for?

 Ancestral Hamster wrote:
Good work.

Thanks