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Out today are the first releases for the Hittites in our Bronze Age range from Cutting Edge Miniatures – the Hittite Chariot Squadron, Hittite Spearmen and Hittite Levy Archers. We also have Later Levy Javelinmen suitable for Hittites, Sea Peoples and other armies. These three new metal boxed sets mark the first releases for our…
The first models for the Sea Peoples range are these great chariots, ready to ride down the forces of the old kingdoms. View in Store These warriors have reed or feather headresses representative of the Peleset or Denyen tribes; though they can be used to represent other tribes of Sea Peoples of whom there is…
More additions to our growing Early/Middle Bronze Age range from Cutting Edge Miniatures – a 2-horse Proto-chariot and Early/Middle Bronze Age Command. The earliest representations of chariots can be found on such archaeological finds as cylinder seals and which show a hybrid vehicle between a chariot proper and an earlier Platform Cart. Proto-chariots date from the…
Three new chariots are released for the Cutting edge Miniatures Bronze Age range – these early two-horse chariots are ideal to use in Amorite Kingdom armies amongst others. The earliest 2 horse-drawn chariots seem to have been developed by the Hurrians, Kassites and other Anatolian Highlanders in the latter half of the Middle Bronze Age….
It’s been a long while since we had anything new from Dr Phil Hendry. You’ll recall Phil being an evangelist for Army Painter Dip and having built up sizeable, beautifully painted Warlord Games Roman and Celt armies. Here’s a taster of his latest work along with the inspiration for his work – Angus McBride’s classic…
A suitably regal centrepiece for your Babylonian army, this four horse chariot carried the Babylonian king, and his retainers, into battle. buy now in store buy now in store Archers were the mainstay of the armies of Mesopotamia. These archers are from Babylon, or one of the surrounding cities. They wear the dress typical of that…
It’s good to be King. Largely because you aren’t saddle sore or worn out from all that running around the battlefield. No, a King should be driven around and this lovely set depicts a Persian King in the comfort of his chariot. buy now in store The chariot comes with a crew of four –…
Graham Davey
Andy Hobday
