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League of Rhordia: Cry Havoc And Let Slip The Squirrels Of War

League of Rhordia: Cry Havoc And Let Slip The Squirrels Of War

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About the Project

I have decided to strip the posts out the Ogre Project to here, allowing my forces of Rhordia the room to move and flex their military might and also allowing me to keep things relatively on topic.

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Rescue, Repair and Repatriation

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Skill 9
Idea 9
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So I have dug into some of my old collection to start working out what needs to be built and discovered while I had a chunk of stuff some repairs and renovation is required to get it to a fieldable state.

A cheap fleabay find needs work for pikes to fit, not having come with any, while my mounted sergeants have no horses. Thankfully I was able to come up with work arounds for both.

From my stash I found similar dogs of war pikes that need extensions and a quick trip to the Perrys fetched me some unbarded horses and a bonus command sprue, but more on that down the line.

 

where did you get the weapon, don't tell him pike!where did you get the weapon, don't tell him pike!
all knights are sergeants but not all sergeants are knightsall knights are sergeants but not all sergeants are knights
mafia visited horsiesmafia visited horsies
I'm Greg Evigan I made thisI'm Greg Evigan I made this

Dusting Off And Laying Out

Tutoring 10
Skill 11
Idea 12
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I decided to dig some old minis out to work out how many bases I need to build, with a view to mapping out the street patterns on the bases.

so having gone through halflings and dogs of war I’ve found some bases and next I will be planning out paths

Bunny Basing

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Skill 11
Idea 13
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So I’ve had to work out how the bunnies shall be based and in general how the full army will look.

I have decided that the bases will tie into the ogres, but include paved roads in places to give it a less wild and more settled home feel.

First up was to try out my rollers and see which I prefer.

I decided to go with the arcing pattern as it’s a little more civilised and tailored than just hammering rocks into the ground.

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