von BK-Thorsten | 12.06.2025 | eingestellt unter: Historisch

Victrix: Weitere Previews

Victrix zeigen einige weitere Previews. Diesmal geht es um Tiere.

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Dark Age & Medieval Farm Animals!
We have busily been working on some animals to go along with Pillage as lootable livestock and also as set decoration for other games. Lock up your sheep!!
All in hard plastic as usual.
The livestock animals of the Dark Ages and Medieval periods looked quite different to the breeds we have today which have constantly been tampered with to create animals that provide higher yields of meat and milk for farmers. So we had to do quite bit of research into what animals were available in the 8th to 12th centuries and what are the closest references we have available.
The sheep breed we chose is the Jacobs sheep. It was introduced to Britain by the Romans. It is a small breed only coming up to the knees on a human. But it was a hardy animal which was well suited to the wet Western European climate. We have some females a lamb and also a ram to keep the sheep happy!
The Goat breed is an Old English primitive goat and date back to around 3000BC. It is a small breed but very hardy and suited to cold and rough environments and has spectacular horns.
For the Horse we chose is Breton horse breed. Very much akin to the English shire horse in being bulky and full of muscle and very suited to agricultural work.
For Cows we went back to the Highland cow for reference which is a close relative of early domesticated cattle. It is short but stocky and very hardy for harsh winters and produces good milk and meat. We created a little family with a Cow, Bull and little lowing calf.
Lastly we have the pigs. These were a bit tricky to research. Medieval pigs tended to be more closely related to the wild Boar and had longer snouts, longer legs and were hairier. Thankfully we found a farm that is retro breeding pigs back towards the Boar to create a more Medieval and Iron Age breed. These were ideal for reference and we created a Sow, Boar and piglet family.
Chickens, Geese and a Donkey are yet to come but not far off. This will make for a great set of animals for any wargames table as simple scenery or objectives in games.
Pillage Pre-Order goes live Friday!

Quelle: Victrix Miniatures auf Facebook

BK-Thorsten

Brückenkopf-Online Redakteur und Tabletop Insider stv. Chefredakteur. Spielt Infinity, SAGA, Freebooter's Fate, Kings of War, Warhammer 40k, Warzone Resurrection, Dropzone Commander, Deadzone, Dreadball, X-Wing, Konflikt '47, Bolt Action, Dead Man's Hand, Dracula's America, Beyond the Gates of Antares, Dropfleet Commander, Frostgrave, Collision, Bushido, Shadespire, Aristeia! und Warpath.

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Kommentare

  • Finde da einiges ziemlich weird. Wusste bisher nicht, dass es tatsächlich Ziegen (oder überhaupt Säugetiere) mit mehr als einem Hörnerpaar gibt. Kein Wunder, dass die Ziegen mit dem Teufel in Verbindung brachten… ^^
    Der Klepper ist jedenfalls nicht so gut getroffen. Diese Überzeichnung hat fast schon was von einer Jim-Henson-Kreation. Bretonen sehen in echt sehr viel verträglicher mit dem aus wie wir diese Welt gewohnt sind wahrzunehmen.
    Ich hoffe, sie schrauben noch nach. Denke allerdings weniger.

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