2 down, 4 to go. 

 …1 down, 5 to go. 

 

 Testing what looks best. I think we got a winner…

 Small conversion on the rereleased Macedonian pikeman commander. 

 Doing some head and leg swaps as I organize the phalanx. Foundry never made any unarmored eastern phalangites or the bracing phalanx pose. I think the straw hats spread across the phalanx will give a unique look as well as the agema phalanx with plumes.

 Had the fun of hosting a Thanksgiving game while everyone was home.  It was a slugfest...Enjoy!

 These will be protecting the phalanxes left flank along with some Thracian light cavalry. 

 I’m really excited about how these turned out! Can’t wait to get them sprinting alongside the Companik. Cavalry! 

 I watch a lot of Kings and Generals on YouTube and they are mostly to blame for this! 😁 

The king has just been assassinated and Alexander is consolidating his support, but what of the planned invasion of Persia? It would be folly to turn back now! Parmenion builds a bridgehead in the Hellespont as the kingdom gathers for war!

First up had to be my war elephant, this will be used as a mercenary unit or later for the Successors and Diadochi wars. 

Much more to come as the phalanx gathers. 

The Italian 6th Regiment on Campaign

Both battalions of the Italian 6th Regiment stand ready for battle, resplendent in their white coats with green facings and red cuff highlights. Whether marching in column or forming up for a desperate defense, they bring a distinct Napoleonic flair to the tabletop. From the Voltigeurs in bearskin colpacks to the wounded drummer keeping pace, each miniature captures the character of these French-allied soldiers.

Progress continues on my French Corp up next the  Italian 6th Regiment,  Somewhere in Spain...