"Reinforcements for the Broken Rays of the Sun" Topic

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Berthier2	04 Jun 2021 7:49 a.m. PST
I have added pictures for 6 more BGs that are now ready for the Broken Rays of the Sun. I hope to add even more as I get a chance to finish painting and flocking as the 2nd run of the campaign gets ready to start off this summer. Check out my blog for details. link
79thPA	04 Jun 2021 8:19 a.m. PST
Very nice.
ColCampbell	04 Jun 2021 8:34 a.m. PST
Yes, very looking troops. I see that you had to "stagger" the 4-to-a-base heavy cavalry just like I had to do. "Modern" 15mm cavalry figures just don't fit nicely on a 40mm wide base anymore. Jim
Berthier2	04 Jun 2021 10:03 a.m. PST
True but I find the OG15s fit better than the FIB ones. The normal cavalry from FIB are usually a bit slimmer than OG. However, cataphracts just look better 4 to a stand. The extra heft just feels like "heavy metal."
Chimpy	04 Jun 2021 9:47 p.m. PST
On my 15mm Late Roman Cataphracts, I staggered one stand of figures from the front right to back left and the other from the front left to back right. When you put the stands together they formed a shallow wedge. Just a thought but yours look great anyway.

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