I wanted to complement my regular medieval troops with more figures, so here come the Dismounted men-at-arms in kettle helms, mixed weapons from the 13th century range of the Khurasan Miniatures historicals.
I went with an olive green cloth and a simple red and white horizontal stripes on the shield.
These are the unique poses I received in my 16 pack miniatures from the Indian Horde of “Z” range from Museum Miniatures.
Really muscular fellas, they’re going to fit in well with several wargaming and rpg scenarios. I like the variety of armaments.
Continuing through my Museum Miniatures order, here are the unique poses of my Greek Archers.
Again, went with simple distinct white tunics and earth colors.
Some greek javelin men from Museum Miniatures “Z” range. Weirdly one sculpt didn’t appear in the website pictures, and I didn’t get two of the other poses. Nevertheless I liked the set. Here are painted the 3 unique poses out of the 8 of the pack.
I went with a simple white tunic and brown hair. I used bronze for the shield and javelins.
My first foray into miniature mounts came with the Museum Miniatures Donkey Pack. Had to look up some donkey reference pictures, and went with the typical gray coated donkey.
I think these will fit in along nicely with my porters
A scene wouldn’t be complete without some non combatants. Here are some porters from the baggage crew of the ‘Z’ sculpts from Museum Miniatures.
Solo, Pen, Paper and Dice 
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