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Taurian Army for Warband - NOW WITH ADDED MINOTAORS!

Oh, the Wargames butterfly has flapped her wings!
As I  was painting cavalry for Clive's Renaissance Commission, these were sitting, needing painting, I decided to paint the horsey types at the same time..

Taurians are one of the more interesting ideas in Warband, a confederation of Minotaurs and Centaurs, wild and yet civilised in their own way. They are an expensive, heavy hitting and mobile force, but small in number compared to others. I've had the force a while, but not painted, until now!

So, the Centaurs:


Charge of the light brigade?

Centaur Knights - well, why wouldn't they strap on armour? The shield patterns are an abstract of mazes.


Centaur Warriors - a more classical view of the human-horse-hybrids.


Really like Phil's sculpts on these.

Centaur archers - think classic hunnic horse archer types, with better grooming!


Minotaurs are now finished!

 The Minotaurs - Three stands of warriors, a Shamen and a Chieftain.

Three stands of Warriors

 The Chieftain




The Shamen


Warriors with a hero


The whole Taurian Army, small in number, but very, very powerful in Warband!

Comments

  1. Mad Lemmey3 July 2017 at 04:25

    Thank you Andrew, appreciate it.

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  2. Andrew Bruce3 July 2017 at 05:29

    You're more than welcome. I tried to comment on the Pendraken forum but keep getting error messages

    Take care

    Andy

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  3. Phil5 July 2017 at 03:08

    Wow, beautiful minis, wonderful job at this scale, painting and basing are really impressive!

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