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Darrell.I've been trying to pull something together for this army for years a few pics of my take on it below.The figures are conversions and some figures commissioned via Ebob some years ago. Very elusive period.
There are some absolutely superb conversions in there!
Highly agree! Gotta say, this thread has definitely given me the bug for wanting to convert up some Byzantines of my own !
Yeah, and few few other 'artwork' type books such as The Eastern Romans, 330-1461 but I'm dubious about the authenticity of some of the plates- thing is, I don't really know how accurate they are at this moment in time.
recent research...Punic pikemen anyone?
now you got me the bug to sculpt some late Romans
Do it! In 28mm per chance?
Eugenia Russel, Historical introduction – the destruction of the Oikoumeni Kenneth Cline, Constantine XI – no room to maneuver Murat Özveri, Mehmed ‘the Conqueror’ – A sultan of paradoxes Nicola Bergamo, Venice, Genoa and Byzantium – difficult ‘trio' Konstantin Nossov, The walls of Constantinople Stephen Bennett & Nils Visser, The Conquest of Constantinople Murray Dahm, Fallout – Contemporary reactions to the loss of Constantinople Lukasz Rozycki, The fall of the Old World through the eyes of the “Polish janissary” Raffaele D’Amato, The last defenders – the Roman army Vassilis Pergalias, The final opponents – the Ottoman army Ben Sheppard, Aftermath
Do you have Medieval Warfare Special: The Conquest of Constantinople?