A to Z of Warriors (speed draw)
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A vaguely rhyming A to Z of warriors from all over the world, from the Bronze Age to today.
- the Naffatun's 'flamethrower' is based on a hand-held Greek Firethrower (cheirosiphon) from a 10th century Byzantine manuscript
- the Landsknecht's sword is way too long
- still not sure if the Oprichniki served any proper military role (were they full time bodyguards with a side of secret policing, or full time secret police with a side of bodyguarding?)
- I've drawn a dismounted Keshig since i imagine them standing right outside the Khan's tent / chambers, no need / space to be mounted
- the Immortal's sword arm is a bit too long
- I'm surprised by how Central Asian the Silla Kingdom's (in 1st century BC to 10th century AD Korea) gear looks. The helmet worn by the Hwarang, based on a find from a tomb, is basically an Avar helmet
Made with iOS IbisPaint.
A vaguely rhyming A to Z of warriors from all over the world, from the Bronze Age to today.
- the Naffatun's 'flamethrower' is based on a hand-held Greek Firethrower (cheirosiphon) from a 10th century Byzantine manuscript
- the Landsknecht's sword is way too long
- still not sure if the Oprichniki served any proper military role (were they full time bodyguards with a side of secret policing, or full time secret police with a side of bodyguarding?)
- I've drawn a dismounted Keshig since i imagine them standing right outside the Khan's tent / chambers, no need / space to be mounted
- the Immortal's sword arm is a bit too long
- I'm surprised by how Central Asian the Silla Kingdom's (in 1st century BC to 10th century AD Korea) gear looks. The helmet worn by the Hwarang, based on a find from a tomb, is basically an Avar helmet
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