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| Hobbit cavalry? |
The little ponies don't help but I have enough Border Lances for my purposes anyway.
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I think I'll remount them and mix them in with some converted Elastolins as mercenary light horse for my French army, perhaps converted to mounted arquebusiers which is what they need most. Time to look in the spares box again.
Such a difference between the 2 pics. Yeah, much better fit with the Elastolins in the 2nd pic.
ReplyDeleteMy poor light cavalry are about the biggest figures with the biggest heads in my 16thC armies. Comes from being first and with master body being a serious conversion of a Meisterzinn body with one of my first original heads, but I can't bring myself to replace them.
DeleteI agree. Though the idea of hobbits coming into your game does have a certain attraction...
ReplyDeleteThat's one of those cupboards one wants to think heavily before opening.
DeleteWhat a difference a horse makes
ReplyDeleteand their choice of associates.
DeleteLook better on the bigger horse , once painted think you won't notice the size difference .
ReplyDeleteThe difference with the Elastolins and irregulars is minimal. Its the Meisterzinn based figures that are huge.
DeleteWow! that is quite the difference! Scale creep in the opposite direction!?
ReplyDeleteDifferent manufacturers.The small guys are better proportioned which is often the case oddly enough.
DeleteNooooo ... keep the Hobbitses. They're cute :-)
ReplyDeleteRegards, Chris.