A lot of progress has been made on my Muskovites that I haven´t bothered posting - it is now high time to get back on track with these photos.
The first major step forward was the discovery of Fighting 15s Medieval Tannenberg Range. As I spotted the Lithuanian Boyars, I knew I could use them as Russians with almost no conversion effort. Here they are, dressed up as my Skirmish Sotnia:
In November, I went to Crisis and had my first eye to eye contact with the original Fire and Sword miniatures. I always hated them from the pictures I had seen online, but on personal inspection, they didn´t look that bad after all. Wargamer.pl needs to amp up their product presentation on these, the pictures online are horrible compared to the real deal. While they are not amazing - certainly not as good as Totentanz miniatures - they are good enough and certainly better than expected.
I mixed them up with the Fighting 15s Boyars and created a few more bases of regular Boyars.
I also ended up mounting most of the Wargamer miniatures on AB horses, which are way better than the original pieces.
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