A few more links to help inform the proposal: https://tidsskrift.dk/dja/article/view/111834 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/286752699_Warfare_in_northern_European_bronze_age_societies_Twentieth-century_presentations_and_recent_archaeological_research_inquiries https://www.tandfonline.com/do...

Museum has packs of kneeling (and laden) camels in their excellent new Z range figures. See https://www.museumminiatures.co.uk/camels-kneeling.html

To the Great Powers, I prostrate myself and make humble plea....is there room in this panoply of hosts for a Nordic Bronze Age army list, covering say 1500/1700 BC to 500/700 BC. :D By my reading, the Hallstat/La Tene lists are more central/southern/western European and definitely iron age, the Urnf...

Here is some eyecandy showing Paul Potter's interpretation of a camp featuring the elderly Irish king Brian Boru at the Battle of Clontarf. Figures are a mix of Baueda, Feudal Castings, and others.

Not sure if this is the best place to post eye-candy, but I invite fellow Forumites to check out my blogsite for a Triumph! Norse Irish army comprised of Baueda and a mishmash of other figures all beautifully painted by Paul Potter. Visit at: https://fanatichris.wordpress.com/2020/11/24/lamh-laidir-...

For those of you like me who are following Museum Miniatures' progress with their new Z-range miniatures, who are intrigued by the detail and posing, but unsure whether they're as blocky and beefy looking as in the CAD drawings that are displayed in the Catalog. Well, I just received a recent order ...

As of Thursday afternoon ET, 'm getting an application error notice when I try to access Meshwesh. Not sure if its just down for updating or some other issue such as a bug.

For those of you curious about Forged in Battle's ancient and dark age ranges, I've got a quick review up of their Early Greek: Spartan Hoplites.

Check it out at: https://fanatichris.wordpress.com/2020/ ... in-battle/

Wanted to show off my latest Triumph! army, featuring the Jutes of Hengist and Horsa fame, painted by Paul Potter. The list is Old Saxon and this represents the first wave of Jutish and Saxon settlers to Kent circa 447 AD who contested in a series of battles with the Sub-Roman Brit Vortimer, son of ...

Two quick questions regarding the Early Serbian or Croatian list. The list has a mandatory Bow Levy (i.e. Bow Levy 1-7), but there is also a notation "Only Serbian" Am I correct in assuming that if I'm fielding Early Croatians I don't have to field a Bow Levy element? And do the 1-3 "Knights or Hors...