Golden Horde Mongols

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Italeri’s Mongols may be used to raise a DBA wargame army representing the Golden Horde which conquered most of Russia in the mid 13th century. The army may consist entirely of mounted elements, in which case two boxes of these figuras are all that is needed to fill the ranks. The figuras are very detailed and they look beautiful in their colourful dress. Horses and figuras from Zvezda’s Mongol set may be used to add variety of poses.

Contenido

• 17 riders in 9 posturas – 25 mm igualan 180 cm altura
  • Guidon bearer with scaled armour
  • Noble with mace and scaled armour (2)
  • Noble with lance and plate armour (2)
  • Noble with bow and plate armour (2)
  • Noble with sabre and plate armour (2)
  • Noble with javelin and plate armour (2)
  • Mongol with lance (2)
  • Mongol light horseman with lance (2)
  • Mongol light horseman firing bow (2)
  • Mongol light horseman with sabre (2)
• 17 horses in 4 posturas – 22 mm equal 15.6 Hands
  • Armoured horse, standing (4)
  • Armoured horse, trotting (4)
  • Horse, galloping (4)
  • Horse, charging (5)

Evaluación

• Armour, shields, helmets, leather caps and other items of personal equipment are historically accurate and very detailed.
• Most of the figuras carry a bow, either on their back or on the horse.

• Some flash and mould lines need to be removed prior to painting.
• The bow cases attached to the saddles are all empty, even though only four figuras are actually handling a bow.

Empleo Histórico

• Army No. 154 – Mongols

Conversiones Posibles

• Heads may be swapped easily, and the figuras may be mixed with other Mongol troops to increase the variety of poses.

The Mongol Golden Horde will look very attractive when painted. Only two boxes of these figuras are needed to raise DBA Army No. 154.

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– Publicado: 12.05.1999 – Actualizado: 18.06.2008
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