11th Century Almoravids and Andalusians

[Silent bob]

Hi,

Some photos of my Almoravid  army

Ibn Yusef



Hasham guard cavalry



Berber cavalry



Blackguard



African Spearmen



Berber Archers



The Spanish Moors will follow soon...

Thanks

[Engel]

Ohh nice.
 

[Hu Rhu]

Very nice indeed.

[Mason]

Nice work.
I particularly like the effect on the shields.
 

[skip]

those are very nice, who makes the figs?

[rumacara]

Nice ones.
All artizan i think but the horses?

[Silent bob]

Nice ones.
All artizan i think but the horses?

Yep all Artizan, as are the horses.

[Silent bob]

Hi,

The Andalusian enemies:-

The General



Moorish cavalry






Moorish infantry



Moorish skirmishers



Christian knights



Christian infantry



Cheers

[craig2]

Great. Congrats.

[shandy]

Very nice! I'm just at the moment doing something similar, only in 15mm, so your fabulous figures are an inspiration. May I ask were you got the flag of the Hasham cavalry? I found it quite hard to find information on Almoravid flags…
Cheers,
Shandy

[olyreed]

Those are very nice

[Silent bob]

Very nice! I'm just at the moment doing something similar, only in 15mm, so your fabulous figures are an inspiration. May I ask were you got the flag of the Hasham cavalry? I found it quite hard to find information on Almoravid flags…
Cheers,
Shandy

Hi,

Thanks four your comments.

I made it myself, its based on the ones used in the film El Cid, so I can't vouch for the historical accuracy

I believe it is supposed to represent a twin tailed comet.

I can send you the file and you can shrink it to 15mm.

Cheers

[Mason]

More wonderful paintjobs.
 

Where are the Moors from, as I think that I have just found my Haradrim that I have been seeking?
 

[Silent bob]

More wonderful paintjobs.
 

Where are the Moors from, as I think that I have just found my Haradrim that I have been seeking?
 

Artizan Designs, I think they would be good as Haradrim, in black and red.

[Mason]

Artizan Designs, I think they would be good as Haradrim, in black and red.

Thank you, bob.
I thought that they may have been.
It is always easier to ask than go and look myself.