Another unit rolls off the paint table this team a slight distraction in the form of Sea People, I originally was given a pack of Northstar's castings as a Christmas present, only being 4 figures that lay in the draw of shame until now. Having seen Lucid Eye's latest release I thought I could round them up as a unit and have them as mercenaries on either side of Hittites or New Kingdom Egyptian forces. Besides they add a flash of colour to the table.
The peoples of the Mediterranean Islands were known to the Egyptians as the Sea Peoples. They included the Lukka, Teresh and Sherden.
They were armed with long bronze slashing swords and wore various kinds of helmets, sometimes decorated with boar horns. Some of the tribes even wore bronze body armour. A huge horde migrated by land and sea attacking Hittite and Egyptian settlements. The Egyptians defeated them and captured many prisoners many serving in the Pharaoh's army.
The two ranges combine well in style and size, the Lucid Eye range contain a number of female fighters, I have no idea if they genuinely fought in battle but they are hardly noticeable within the unit.
Outstanding, Stuart!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan.
DeleteThose are great Stu!
ReplyDeleteCheers Steve they are lovely castings.
DeleteNice work Stu, I applaud your inclusion of female warriors in this unit!
ReplyDeleteIt's all about inclusion Keith, the ladies are definitely leading the fight.
DeleteCheers
Stu
Great looking Sea Peoples, Stu! Love the big guy! Those Sea Peoples, the Vandals of the Bronze Age :)
ReplyDeleteSo very true Dean.
DeleteRegards
Stuart
Very nice
ReplyDeleteFirst club of the year?
DeleteTerrific work Stuart, love the bigman!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray.
DeleteLovely work Stuart. Its not an era I play games with. But I must admit I tried to find a use for the Lucid Eye sculpts they look really good.
ReplyDeleteSimon it was not my first choice either and never gamed it before, but they are fun games. Much like you the Lucid Eye casts are great.
DeleteCheers
Stu