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By Fire and Sword 15mm Renaissance Moscovite commission

 Manny's third By Fire and Sword army, this time Moscovites.

Finished off Manny's Muscovites (until he sends me more). Again, he will base them and add flags later.
Zavoievodchicy Elite lancers


Top view


Either running away or Manny's view


Line of lancers


Boyers - almost elite heavy armoured cavalry


Ten bases worth - Manny buys in bulk! They normally come in fours or sixes...


Suspect that's quite an expensive unit!


Thunderously so


Lots of red, coz they is posh


Boyer's sons


Mixed weaponry, and a spare figure


It's like he was meant to be there!


CHARGE!


RETREAT!


Boyer's Sons with spears and shields


Top down


The long one is a standard bearer

As ever, he will add basing and flags later.
Massive batch of 15mm Muscovites for Manny. With the new job, it has taken me ages. Again, he will base and add flags.

Dismounted dragoons


Top view


Deployed deep?


Boyar Sons with spears and shields


Charge


Many gee-gees


Boyar Sons with firearms


Off they trot


Back they come


Back view


Light artillery


Don't poke me with that!


Dragoons or Boyars command




High command


Waiting for flags


They are looking on at?


From above


 

Muscovite Border Dragoons


Not as elite as the previous troops I guess


Quite a lot of pike and shot


Add firepower for By The Fire And Sword


Back view


Deployed for ReG or FoGR


Top down


99 figures in this batch so far


99 you say?

 
 
Starting with a Streltsy Regiment set


21 bases, including command


Top view of the 63 figures.


Twenty bases


Back view, I was really happy with these.


Fire by rank


Commander, who I was especially happy with


Side on


Back view
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