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And we are already working on the first of the August units.

Before even doing the armor design, to make a scene, we need a general design.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Para realizar este tipo de unidades, lo primero es realizar un pequeño encaje de la unidad.Asi sabremos las necesidades que tenemos para el diseño.

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Christian Natello (edited)

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2026-09-06 17:00 I love MOUNTS !!!! 6 legs > 2 it is simple math actually.
2021-07-02 17:38 I love MOUNTS !!!! 6 legs > 2 it is simple math actually.

I love MOUNTS !!!! 6 legs > 2 it is simple math actually.

Tonny

I love it! But for cavarly units I do prefer a more dynamic look like the Reiksguard knights. Other wise as a part of your army that's moving around the tabletop it's imo a bit of an immersion breaker.

lastswordminiatures

It doesn't make much sense for us to make 2 of the same units in a row. If you want more dynamic knights, you can combine the two kits. But there are not many more options to make a charging knight than the ones we have already made.

Santo Monegro Calamita Dovahkiin

Después de ver cómo os han salido los elfos...la escena de estos caballeros seguro que es más que expectacular!

Will Reynolds

These look amazing can't wait. Even without the armour the horses look so cool.

Cn Chan

Walking and standing horses have much more potential for use in diorama than those in galloping poses. Cavalry only charge for a small amount of time throughout a long day of battle. The galloping poses are only appropriate for models on the front line on a war gaming table.