Here is the artillery for Changun's army. Still need to add a commander to each unit, as well as basing the artillery pieces. They are basically the same type of multiple-launch arrow machines called hwacha. The arrows are called singijeon and were an early form of rockets in that they were ignited when launched.
The musician is a spare from a command set, but he could be giving the signal to fire.
The figures and the artillery pieces were block painted and given a wash of Minwax Tudor Satin stain prior to a finish of Dullcote.
The carriage is the same for both types, only the top portion and arrows are different.
Here is a link to a Myth Busters episode on the hwacha. Also, more on fused rocketry from an old History Channel segment.
Beautiful and informative on a period I know nothing about. I especially like the musician you slipped in there!
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Monty. Happy to hear your interest. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteNice work Dean. Your army is looking fabulous
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Helen
Really nice work Dean, i particularly like the wooden nebelwerfers. Any info on how effective they were?
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Excellent!!!
ReplyDeleteTwo fantastic pieces of artillery, I like the addition of the musician as well.
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ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic work, artilleries and musicians are looking very very nice!
Best,
Phil.
Thanks so much for the compliments everyone. Truly appreciate them. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteMore gorgeous work! The taegeuk on the drum is a wonderful touch.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work - as always.
ReplyDeleteI like the guy running away after lighting a fuse.
Your work always amazes me
Miles
Love those pieces of artillery! Great work Dean!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Beautiful work on those figures,a lot of time and effort clearly went into them.
ReplyDeleteThis army is really taking shape, I love the look of it. Great work! Especially the jing/jang-kind symbol on the little drum is a fantastic detail...
ReplyDeleteBest regards, Tobi
Cool! The swirly on the drum is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteThanks again everyone for the kind comments. I have some cavalry coming too. Warm regards, Dean
ReplyDeleteThese are rather splendid Dean, wonderful looking contraptions.
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