Mongoli dell’Orda d’Oro

Recensione dei Figurini Italeri in Scala 1:72

Italeri’s mongoli may be used to raise a DBA wargame army representing the orda d’oro which conquered most of Russia in the mid XIII secolo. The army may consist entirely of mounted elements, in which case due boxes of these soldatini are all that is needed to fill the ranks. The soldatini are very detailed e they look beautiful in their colourful dress. Horses e soldatini from Zvezda’s Mongol set may be used to add variety of poses.

Contenuto

• 17 riders in 9 Poses – 25 mm pari a 180 cm di altezza
  • Guidon bearer con scaled armour
  • Noble con mace e scaled armour (2)
  • Noble con lance e plate armour (2)
  • Noble con bow e plate armour (2)
  • Noble con sabre e plate armour (2)
  • Noble con javelin e plate armour (2)
  • Mongol con lance (2)
  • Mongol light horseman con lance (2)
  • Mongol light horseman tirante con bow (2)
  • Mongol light horseman con sabre (2)
• 17 horses in 4 Poses – 22 mm equal 15.6 Hands
  • Armoured horse, standing (4)
  • Armoured horse, trotting (4)
  • Horse, galloping (4)
  • Horse, charging (5)

Valutazione

• Armour, shields, elmi, leather caps ed altri oggetti dell’equipaggiamento personale are historically accurate e very detailed.
• Most of the soldatini carry a bow, either on their back o on the horse.

• Some flash e le linee di stampo devono essere tolto prima di dipingere.
• The bow cases attached to the saddles are all empty, even though only quattro soldatini are actually handling a bow.

Utilizzo Storico

• DBA Esercito 154 – Mongoli

Conversioni Possibili

• Heads may be swapped easily, e the soldatini may be mixed con other Mongol troops to increase the variety of poses.

L’armata Mongoli dell’Orda d’Oro will look very attractive when painted. Only due boxes of these soldatini are needed to raise DBA Esercito 154.

Italeri Soldatini

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Soldatini Medievali

– Pubblicato: 12.05.1999 – Aggiornato: 18.06.2008
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