Saturday, September 29, 2012
Perry Choson Korean Archers
Here is the bow unit for Changun's army. They can also be in combined formation with the spearmen - filling the rear rank. For now they'll be in their own unit as Open Order Light Infantry with massed missile fire.
Here they are in Skirmish order.
I plan to work on two artillery pieces next.
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You've made these excellent figures shine. I really like the black and white uniforms offset with a burst of color in the commander and pendant!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Monty. I also like he look of the two-tone uniforms. At first I thought they were dull, but they actually have a nice appearance. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Diverse, colorful, those minis are really great!
ReplyDeleteNice and colourful. Really great looking unit
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comments. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteGreat looking figs Dean...excellent basing and color
ReplyDeleteThese are tremendous Dean, love the colours and the basing. Lovely, lovely work.
ReplyDeleteWTG Dean! The Korean army is getting stonger!
ReplyDeleteMy mom is a big Korean soap fan because my sister-in-law watch with her (she is Korean). I have seen such costume in black and white often when I chat around and sit with them. Is there name for such uniform?
Ben
Thanks for the kind words everyone.
ReplyDeleteBen: My mom (Japanese born & raised in Hawaii) also is a Korean soap fan - like many folks in Hawaii too.
As far as the uniform goes - I'm not sure what it's called, but it seems to have been issued to government/garrison troops. The generic name for the loose garments is "hanbok" though.
Best, Dean
Superb job Dean :-)
ReplyDeleteVery well painted units full of character!
ReplyDeleteLook great Dean well done!
ReplyDeleteThe bow commander is ace.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the kind comments and interest. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteLovely work Dean.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Helen