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Last Updated April 21, 2003
The bulk of this army are 15mm Essex figures professionally painted to a very high standard by a gentleman who sadly had to stop painting due to ill health. I had this army painted about 1998, and then incorporated the remnants of my old Gladiator Seljuk Turkish army.
Under DBA/DBM none of these troops can shoot! Under Armati they are a very effective army, though individually nothing special, the massed firepower of this army takes some serious stopping.
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Added these two pics in April 2003. Taken with Digital Nikon 995 tried compositing multiple shots with different focus points and then blending them. OK though not as good as I had hoped!
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Added these two pics in April 2003. Taken with Digital Nikon 995 tried compositing multiple shots with different focus points and then blending them. OK though not as good as I had hoped!
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Couple of new digital pics up close. This time no compositing, just 1 shot. Shame really as the gunners face is blurred. Doesn't the artillery look good though!
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Janissaries, my favourites! |
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Ottoman Turk heavy cavalry, Essex 15mm, professionally painted, with Akinji's on the flanks. (Photo Cannon EOS lens unsure? 200ASA)
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Supporting Akinji light cavalry and subject Serbian knights. (Serbian Knights are not allowed officially in the Armati rules) |
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Cheapy Ottoman foot bow, very useful troops in Armatti, they add to the already substantial cavalry firepower, and are protected by all your cavalry |
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Light Ottoman horse archers backed up by heavy Spahis, mostly essex 15mm figures not painted by me. (Fuji Reala film and EOS 300mm) |
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Heavy Ottoman cavalry of various sorts
Similar pic but taken with the digital camera. Better isn't it!
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Excellent shot of the 15mm Essex Spahis running down the pathetic Hungarians, in Armati the Ottomans are a very serious foe. |
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Ottoman command element (2 figures for Armati) supported by Spahis |
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Infantry line of Janissary archers and crappy militia foot (nice shields!) |
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