It adds up to 1647 points (which is a nice size for a good sized game) and though I have more unpainted guys it is now in a fully playable position.
The first new unit is this unit of Greatswords, which you may notice is combined with those Sisters of Sigmar I decided to conscript the other week. Rather than have two ten-man squads I thought I'd try them out together and they look pretty good (if I do say so myself). I also whacked my Battle Standard Bearer in there.
Next up I finished a unit of Swordsmen. With this second block of infantry I'm now in a good position to hold the line once the enemy closes with my ranks.
If you look closely in the front rank you'll spot this guy.
He's a Scibor ministure I'm using as a Warrior Priest that I particularly like.
The great thing about my Empire (ahem) New Sylvanian force is that I have three discreet sets of charactres to lead it, creating three distinct themed armies with variations in between.
- All non magical characters
- All Warrior Priests
- All Wizards.
The basic army I plan to play with next actually combines 1 and 3. The benefit of having different themes in my campaign is that each can represent a different army on the map.
I can't wait to give them a go!
Just have to wait for my wife to recover from the flu now...
Awesome army! Looks great. I like the fact that everything blends in very well, even with such a diversity of different miniatures. I also like the fact that you weren't afraid of experimenting with non-GW models.
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