Ral Partha Battlesystem Horde “mongols”

[italwars]

Hello

I m thinking about buying some spare old Ral Partha minis that were included in a vintage game  also made by Ral Partha ..those minis look like mongols and they could be ok for me
The only Ral Partha minis I ever handled , and still own , are some  colonials and quite a few Swiss and Landsquenechts (Condottieri Range) from  their  historical line that I easily mix, being small 25mm castings, even with my plastic 1/72…
May I ask please if somebody has ever handled those very mongols or similar from same boxed game, and if they also are , like other  RP historical ranges, on the smallish 25mm size so to be mixed with my 1/72 Zvezda  plastic mongols? Light cavalry mongols in that scale, without armour, are quite rare and  usually with few poses
Im not particularly choosy 😀
May thanks

[AzSteven]

Those guys are definitely in the standard Ral Partha 25mm for that time - definitely small by today's standards.  I think they would be a bit large compared to the Zvezda mongols though.  But then again, mongols were not all the exact same height, so as long as the weapons/gear scale similarly, having tall and short mongols around is probably not a bad thing.

[jcspqr]

these are the old ral partha 25mm mongols from probably the 80's if not the 70's.  There are a lot more choices out there with better sculpting  unless you are on a retro theme.

[italwars]

Thanks to both for your answers..good to know they are on the small size

I must admit that not only the theme but even myself i'm happy to be very "retro"  as concern fashion, food, sports, work and, wargames    and obviously also girls ..
the few brands that make mongols in my choosen scale, which is 20mm/1/72, offer some very few  mounted light horse archers in their set.
 Zvezda and Italeri sets depict  a sort of panzer type horde with fully armored riders and horses..while, as we know, two thirds, if not more, of a Mongol army was certainly composed of light cavalry archers with no armour or protections at all...so those dated Ral Partha "proxie" mongols could be a possible good choice..together with a few Tumbling Dice 20mm castings even if, nowdays, for us poor continental europeans subject to heavy taxes, long waits  and strict regulations , it s very expensive to order big quantities of stuff  from UK

[Emperorbaz]

I agree with the comments above about size.
In terms of plastics, i think HAT do a ery good plastic Hun set which are more mongol than hun?