No, not loud music.
Instead, I've painted some actual metal figures this time! (Shocking!)
I got these Pulp Figures Saxons from his 1066 line three Hotleads ago, to supplement my Dragon Rampant Rohirrim.
Midgard has prompted me to push them ahead, because I need Goths to fight my Romans! Especially mounted heroes to lead the cavalry and some skirmishers.
Three mounted heroes.
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| Isobel of Conches (with a different shield) and two armoured mounted Saxon warriors |
One was obviously intended to be a not-Eowyn. Gothic warrior princesses are certainly a thing in legendary works, and Norse women of the warrior caste seemed to have been capable of leading their own warbands, so it's not too big a stretch really for high born Gothic women to have also been warriors.
Just ignore the Medieval saddle. Which now I can't unsee, so she'll be used in extremis. I'll need more troops before I have the points to put three mounted heroes on the table.
A unit of slingers. One pack of 5. This saves me trying to source a sixth figure for a Dragon Rampant unit.
Some baggage. As faithful readers know, I do love baggage elements. Although the very Norman looking casks maybe anachronistic. I've got some ox carts to refurbish as well. A migrating horde needs a lot of baggage.














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