While the A&A cavalry are marketed as 28mm, they look quite diminutive next to the Renegade horse. Perhaps, that is no problem since I imagine the Numidian light cavalry would be small and fast. The A&A are a very good match to the 1st Corps Germans and Gallic cavalry I have. They also compare favorably to the Aventine mounted officers in the collection. The figures are really well sculpted and are a welcome addition to the project.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
A&A Numidian Light Horse
After a return to painting a few Punic Wars figures in 6mm, the 28mm Punic Wars project received a little attention. While the 6mm project was light on light infantry, the 28mm project is light on light cavalry! To take a step in resolving this imbalance, two Impetvs light cavalry stands muster from the painting desk.
Recently, I placed my first order with Armorum & Aquila Miniatures (A&A) for a couple dozen cavalry. Included with the Numidians, shown in this post, were Spanish and Gallic cavalry. With Renegade Miniatures out on hiatus (I do hope they return), I needed to source compatible cavalry. Since most of my cavalry are Renegade, I really was hoping to find figures that would not look too out of place alongside the behemoth Renegade cavalry.
While the A&A cavalry are marketed as 28mm, they look quite diminutive next to the Renegade horse. Perhaps, that is no problem since I imagine the Numidian light cavalry would be small and fast. The A&A are a very good match to the 1st Corps Germans and Gallic cavalry I have. They also compare favorably to the Aventine mounted officers in the collection. The figures are really well sculpted and are a welcome addition to the project.
While the A&A cavalry are marketed as 28mm, they look quite diminutive next to the Renegade horse. Perhaps, that is no problem since I imagine the Numidian light cavalry would be small and fast. The A&A are a very good match to the 1st Corps Germans and Gallic cavalry I have. They also compare favorably to the Aventine mounted officers in the collection. The figures are really well sculpted and are a welcome addition to the project.
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