Sumerian chariot comparison

Here is another shot of various chariots.
Back row left to right. Castaway Arts, Cutting Edge, Castaway Arts, Cutting Edge, Cutting Edge.

Here we have left to right front. Cutting Edge(with Castaway Arts crew), Cutting Edge, Castaway Arts, Castaway Arts, Newline and Eureka.

Sumerian Chariot Mix

I have gathered together my various collection of Sumerian chariots to see how they match.  Although I have been a big fan of Cutting Edge I still like the variety offered by others.
Like knights and hoplites etc I suppose chariots would vary slightly in overtime as well as city to city.

Of course there is also captured chariots and crossover periods etc. I was quite surprised how well they mix in.  Cutting Edge foot are petite next to eg Foundry Sumerian spear but chariots with crew as you can see here are no problem mixing.
All have something to offer and crews can be swaped around.  My favourite overall is Castaway Arts as like the attitude and animation of donkeys. Just pity front apron was not added. Castaway crew have best sculpted fleece and king is a must have.  Next I will be looking at foot and I have relooked at what Eureka has to offer.

Nubian Bowmen

No Ancient Egyptian army is complete without these colourful allies. They probably served as line bow units as well as skirmishers. Army Painter again on these wonderful Foundry sculpts.

Sea Peoples

Probably my favourite Biblical warriors. Don't know why I took so long to get some on here. Too many other distractions. Together with some of best ever Perry/Foundry sculpts are the new Sea Peoples from North Star 28mm new Chariot range. I think they blend together very well.

Seti I Libyan War

Inspired by Karnak relief (in Osprey New Kingdom Egypt)here we have the usual image of the Pharoah single handedly smiting the enemy. Libyans fro Foundry 28mm range.

North Star Pharoah

Here is my Army Painter version of the wonderful and Imposing New North Star figures Pharoah. Photo does do the model true justice.