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RKenyon15 Jun 2024 8:32 p.m. PST

What has everyone been going with for these guys, specifically the Mithridatic period through their sometime alliance with the Sassanids? Newline's Sassanids look like they'd work, but no command figs. Any suggestions helpful. Thanks!

IanWillcocks17 Jun 2024 2:14 a.m. PST

I could be wrong but for Mithridatic Cataphracts would have looked more like Sarmatian Cataphracts? In 28mm it looks like Warlord and Foundry have some. I always think of Armenia being pushed and pulled between Rome and Persia so maybe just any Roman or Sassanid Cataphracts?

The Last Conformist17 Jun 2024 2:56 a.m. PST

For the Mithridatic period I figure figures sold as Parthians would do nicely.

RKenyon17 Jun 2024 5:55 a.m. PST

Thanks, guys. Probably end up going with some sort of Parthian or Sassanid models. A little surprising no one's made Armenians for that period!

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