From the Warlord Games Website
Our latest Bronze Age models from Cutting Edge Miniatures are ideal for use in your Early Elamite army.
Early Highlander Archers represent Zagros, Taurus and Anatolian
Highlanders of the Early Bronze Age. These include the Lullubians,
Gutians and Turukkeans of the Zagros Mountains and those of the Eastern
and Elamite highlands such as Hamazi and Marhashi. The early Hurrians of
the Anatolian & Taurus Highlands would have dressed similarly.
They can be mixed in with Early Levy Archers for Early Elamite armies.
Middle and Late Bronze Age archers of
the Zagros, Taurus and Anatolian Highlands. These include Hurrians,
Turukkeans, Elamites and early Kassites of the Zagros and Taurus
Mountains; and Gasgans, early Hittites and others of the Anatolian
Highlands.
The figures are wearing a variety of
typical mountain costume of the time, including boots, which would have
been a practical alternative to sandals in the rugged mountains. They
are armed with an early single curve composite bow, though the curve can
be bent out should a simple or stave bow be preferred. These archers
can be suitably used in most Near-Eastern mountain tribe armies, as well
as mercenaries in Regular City-State or Empire armies, for the Early,
Middle and Late Bronze Age, as mountain costume would have changed
little over this time.
The Early & Later Highlander Slingers contains 4 models from each period.
4 Slingers for Early Highlander armies of the Early Bronze Age
such as those of the Gutians, Lullubians, Turukkeans, early Hurrians
and early Elamites. These can be mixed with the Early Levy Slingers for greater variety and for particularly for Early Elamite armies.
4 Slingers for Later Highlander armies of the Middle and Late
Bronze Age. They can be used in Hurrian & Turukkean, early Kassite,
Gasgan and other Anatolian highland armies, including early Hittite.
They can be mixed in with Levy Slingers for greater variety.
Friday, May 9, 2014
Warlord Games Press Release - New: Bronze Age Highlanders
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