Some battle photos, scatter terrain, and references. Battle Photos https://i.postimg.cc/fy3Df01J/IMG-8641.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/rsvcnwLg/IMG-8642.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/TYDTygrs/IMG-8644.jpg Scatter Terrain I read that Jomon graves often contained bones of wild pigs. This Roman civilian from Fo...

This army represents the Yayoi culture at the end of their era, when the Shamaness-Queen Himiko united the rival kingdoms of Wa (ancient Japan). This army has four stands of Heavy Foot and two stands of Light Spear. There are also ten stands of Skirmishers. https://i.postimg.cc/dVBJJn92/IMG-8614.jpg...

This army represents the early Yayoi period when the Jomon Culture was still present and influential while the Yayoi continued their expansion . The warriors have clothing of their original hunter-gatherer ways mixed with some Yayoi weapons and clothing style. There are two stands of Heavy Foot, fiv...

This 15mm camp combines two distinctive elements of Late Yayoi Culture: Queen Himiko and the “dotaku”, a clapperless bronze bell with flanged sides. https://i.postimg.cc/Hsn22gvc/IMG-8503.jpg Queen Himiko was ruler of the Japanese territory later to be known as Yamato in the 3rd century AD. She was ...

This camp features a circular "pit house" of the Jomon period in Japan. The pit house features a central pole surrounded by a shallow pit and supporting walls. This design was typical of the Jomon era, which lasted from 14,000 B.C. to approximately 300 B/C. when they were supplanted by the Yayoi cul...

I painted a Norman army for DBA back in 2006 and wanted to put it to use for Fantasy Triumph! My initial thought was to paint the shields green and add them directly to my Rohan army, but instead I clipped off the kite shields and added round ones with bosses, changed out the straight pin lances for...

These forces are assigned to the fortress of Dol Guldur in southern Mirkwood. There is one stand of Raiders and four stands of Warband. There will also be four stands of goblin Rabble, which are in the line to be painted. https://i.postimg.cc/gjqZrCBH/IMG-8289.jpg The orcs by themselves didn't look ...

Oops, I meant Anglo-Danish.

This planned set of armies was inspired by the 15mm range of Yayoi armies available from Khurasan miniatures. The Yayoi people crossed over from the Korean peninsula in the Neolithic era and eventually mixed with and ultimately overwhelmed the original hunter-gatherer Jomon people of Japan. The only...

I am planning to attend. I will bring a 15mm Anglo-Norman army. It allows for three stands of mounted Huscarls. They are rated as “Bad Horse” in the rules but should be useful, especially so because the army will also have one stand of Norman Knights.