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by noDice! » Wed Jul 17, 2013 7:41 pm
Quantumsurfer wrote:noDice! wrote:My first custom historical minis were the Prussian Death's Head hussars (for those who are unfamiliar, I am saddened but not shocked by your lack of historical pedigree).
Haha, oh, you dick.

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by Kalvinator » Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:55 pm
noDice! wrote:Kalvinator wrote: ....Also, have you ever played the game Age of Empires II? As I'm wondering where you got your inspiration.
No, but I am a fan of Empire Total War.
As, just wondering, as the Teutons are in AOEII, and I had otherwise not heard of them.
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by noDice! » Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:21 pm
Kalvinator wrote:noDice! wrote:Kalvinator wrote: ....Also, have you ever played the game Age of Empires II? As I'm wondering where you got your inspiration.
No, but I am a fan of Empire Total War.
As, just wondering, as the Teutons are in AOEII, and I had otherwise not heard of them.
Surely you're familiar with the Teutonic Knights and the State of the Teutonic Order? The Teutonic Order is still around today actually.
The Teutons were an ancient Germanic tribe from modern day Denmark (Jutland), they migrated to the Prussian region (modern day Poland) and clashed with the Roman Republic on a few occasions (actually they even invaded northern Italy). The term Teuton was later used an an umbrella term for all Germans. Theutonicorum is Latin for "Germans".

Looks like a map of the Teutonic State at its greatest extent, not sure when, but the state existed from 1230–1525
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by Kalvinator » Fri Jul 19, 2013 12:28 am
After I played the game I became more knowledgeable of them, but before then...no dice.

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by Ben-Jammin » Fri Jul 19, 2013 6:25 am
Cool, a faction based on the Teutonic Order.

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by Quantumsurfer » Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:18 am
Kalvinator wrote: but before then...no dice.
Awww, yeah.
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by james+burgundy » Tue Jul 23, 2013 9:31 pm
Looks pretty cool always liked Napoleonic style army's , reminds me of the Sharpe series.
Been here longer then pretty much all of you or some shit.
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by noDice! » Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:03 am
james+burgundy wrote:Looks pretty cool always liked Napoleonic style army's , reminds me of the Sharpe series.
Thanks, yeah I was going to make some British 95th Regiment of Foot (The Rifle Brigade), I just haven't got around to it yet. I'm familiar with the Sharpes novels, but I haven't read them or really watched TV series either. But check out/Like my facebook page it's pretty much all Napoleonic or Crimean Wars minis as of now. Got a few British Raj units too. BTW your flicker portfolio is pretty awesome.