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The figures shown below are almost the last of my Scythian Army to be painted. Only two more mounted archers and one noble cavalry unit to be painted and the army will be complete. Anyway, the first figures shown are the SCY12 Foot Archer Shooting and SCY13 Foot Archers Loading. The Tin Soldier range only has two poses for these guys, however, if you notice there are two head variations for them. Making a total of four figures. You can also make a few conversions if you wish to give your unit a better look, but if you are like me, then you are just happy to have them painted and on the table for the next game.

Tin Soldier's SYC12 and SYC13 Foot Archer Shooting and Loading B
SYC12 and SYC13 Foot Archer Shooting and Loading B
Tin Soldier's SYC12 and SYC13 Foot Archer Shooting and Loading C
SYC12 and SYC13 Foot Archer Shooting and Loading C

The second unit shown is SCY14, which is the Javelinman figure. There is only one pose for this figure, but two head variations for them. One with the soft hat and the other armoured. Again all figures are painted by Leroy Simpson and from him, the figures paint up very easily and do not have too many folds or detail to paint on or over.

Tin Soldier's SYC14 Foot Javelin Man A
Tin Soldier’s SYC14 Foot Javelin Man A
Tin Soldier's SYC14 Foot Javelin Man B
Tin Soldier’s SYC14 Foot Javelin Man B

Tin Soldier's SYC12 and SYC13 Foot Archer Shooting and Loading A

2 thoughts on “Tin Soldier Scythians – Archers and Javelin men”

  1. Vinnie, this one is not the topic, but I wanted to ask something of you. I thoroughly enjoy the blog, most inspiring is the models and the games you guys play down under. I want to do a blog as well, probably more horse and musket but anythings's possible. I would like to have a photo as a tag to the blog. Your friend Leroy Simpson made a gorgeous model of a samurai castle which I would love to use as the tag photo since my screename and email name has often contained samrrye or samrryereb since samurai is usually taken in email. I am wondering how to get permission for this from you and Leroy, currently I don't know how to contact you other than "comments". I would like to give Leroy Simpson full credit for the model and his photo as well as your blog. In return I am more than happy to post some of your news item in Yahoo groups and other wargame venues I belong to.
    There are some great wargame blogs now established and other fledglings that could use news of other blogs and links as well. Well, that's it. No hidden agenda here. Just another somewhat lonely gamer of thirty years. I really like the second shot which is the tower mostly. I have the Osaka and other public domain pictures but this castle looks like the Shogun actually lives there. Cheers and thanks. Maynard Creel Chantilly VA Stonewall Jackson country USA. Oh yeah, almost forgot
    samrryereb@ verizon.net.

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