Late Roman Clibinarii with bow and kontos

Started by Jagger, 27 July 2010, 12:40:53 AM

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Phobos

Any chance of see them compared in size with the new carthaginian cavalry?

fred.

I don't have the Cartho Cavalry, but I do have some of the new Romans that Techno also made, the Clibinarii are on smaller horses, but are slightly bigger riders.
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Phobos

Thanks a lot! I think roman horses are slightly taller than carthos ones, which are way to weird for my taste.

fred.

A couple of photos to try to compare the size of the late Roman Cavalry and the new Republican Romans



And top three-quarter view

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fred.

Comparing my Kontos armed figures to Leon's - I have a question about the positioning of the spear - should it always be pointing straight ahead, even it this twists the rider round? I am particularly looking at the left hand two cataphracts in the overhead shot.
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DanJ

Nice figures but can someone explain what the cavalryman does with his kontos wheb he's using his bow?

I've presumed that in any given unit there would be a number of men armed with bows and a number armed with kontos.