28mm sculpt
Turkic Armoured Spear Bow Horse
8 armoured Ghilman or lancers armed with spear and bow, for Turkic steppe armies. Printed to order in 10mm or 28mm resin, unpainted or tabletop painted.
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- Printed to order Cleaned and cured in Perth
- Free AU shipping On orders of $50 or more. Standard shipping is $11 below that.
- Dispatch Unpainted orders usually leave within 3–5 business days, with tracking.
- Damaged or faulty? We replace it or refund you in full.
About this set
What you get
8 armoured Ghilman or lancers armed with spear and bow. Choose 10mm or 28mm, unpainted or painted.
Role on the battlefield
Ghilman were professional slave soldiers, mostly of Turkic origin, trained as armoured cavalry with both lance and bow. They formed the elite of Ghaznavid, Seljuk and Khwarazmian armies, and Khwarazmian forces defeated Georgia at Garni in 1225 before sacking Tbilisi in 1226.
The period and the kingdom
The arrival of the Seljuk Turks in the 11th century transformed the Caucasus, and the Georgians remembered the devastating raids of the 1080s as the Great Turkish Troubles. Turkic peoples were also Georgia's allies: David IV settled tens of thousands of Kipchak families in his kingdom around 1118. In the 13th century the Turkic armies of Khwarezm under Jalal al-Din defeated Georgia at Garni in 1225 and sacked Tbilisi. This range suits the 2nd Turkic Khaganate, the Ghurids, Ghaznavids, Khwarezm and Khorasan, and the Pechenegs, Cumans and Kipchaks.
Painting options
- Unpainted: printed in resin, cleaned, cured and ready for your primer.
- Tabletop Painted: painted in our Perth studio to a solid tabletop standard, in period colours or to your brief, ready to play.
Printed to order
Printed on demand in high-detail resin, so it's always available in 10mm and 28mm. Sculpted by Ten Kingdoms Miniatures and printed under licence.
Sources
- A. C. S. Peacock, The Great Seljuk Empire (Edinburgh University Press, 2015)
- C. E. Bosworth, The Ghaznavids: Their Empire in Afghanistan and Eastern Iran, 994–1040 (Edinburgh University Press, 1963)
- Antony Eastmond, Tamta's World: The Life and Encounters of a Medieval Noblewoman from the Middle East to Mongolia (Cambridge University Press, 2017)
- ʿAta-Malik Juvaini, trans. J. A. Boyle, The History of the World-Conqueror (Manchester University Press, 1958)
Designed by Ten Kingdoms Miniatures
Ten Kingdoms Miniatures
Ten Kingdoms Miniatures digitally sculpts historical armies in 10mm, 15mm and 28mm, focusing on eras other ranges overlook and keeping armour and dress in step with current historical and archaeological research. We print their designs to order in resin in our Perth workshop.
Specs
The models
- What you get
- 8 armoured Ghilman or lancers armed with spear and bow
- Models in the set
- 8
- Scales
- 28mm or 10mm
- Size at 28mm
- Up to 51 × 21 × 68 mmLength × width × height, on its base. Measured from the model files.
- Size at 10mm
- Up to 22 × 11 × 32 mm
- Material
- ResinResin vs filament: why we print it this way
- Arrives
- Unassembled and unpainted, unless you choose Tabletop Painted
- Designer
- Ten Kingdoms Miniatures
History
- Culture
- Turkic
- Army list
- Georgia 1008–1403 CE
- Era
- Medieval
- Troop type
- Archers, Cavalry, Heavy cavalry
- Genre
- Historical
Shipping & returns
Shipping
Printed to order in our Perth workshop. Unpainted orders usually ship within 3–5 business days and Tabletop Painted within 10–15, always with tracking. Free shipping in Australia on orders of $50 or more.
Shipping rates and timesReturns
Damaged or faulty? We replace or refund it. Unused unpainted models can be returned within 30 days. Painted and custom work is made to your brief, so if something's not right we fix it.
How returns workLicensing
Printed under licence from Ten Kingdoms Miniatures
Scale Command is a licensed seller of Ten Kingdoms Miniatures models. We hold a commercial licence from the designer to print and sell their work, so every model you buy here is a legitimate print of the original files. Licences like ours help pay for the sculptor's time and keep new sets and ranges coming.
Independent and unofficial
This is an original design from Ten Kingdoms Miniatures, made for hobby use and display. It isn't made, licensed or endorsed by any game company, it isn't connected to any game, brand or ruleset, and we don't sell it as compatible with any particular game system. Where a game, trade mark, photo or file is mentioned for scale, inspiration or context, it belongs to its owner and we claim no rights in it.
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Size guide
How we size our miniatures
We measure from the sole of the foot to eye level on a man of average height, so the millimetre figure is the eyeline, not the top of the helmet. Horses, crests and banners add extra height.
10mm Mass battle
Big armies on a small table. Units rank up quickly, paint fast and a whole army fits in one box.
Best for: Mass battles, historical or fantasy, with lots of units
This set at 10mm: Up to 22 × 11 × 32 mm (length × width × height)
Gaming bases
- Foot
- 40 × 20mm · plates for the whole set
- Mounted
- 40 × 30mm · plates for the whole set
15mm Classic historical
The classic scale for historical wargaming. Whole armies still fit on a normal table, with more detail than 10mm for shields, faces and heraldry.
Best for: Historical battle games with full armies
Gaming bases
- Foot
- 40 × 20mm · plates for the whole set
- Mounted
- 40 × 30mm · plates for the whole set
28mm Skirmish & detail
Room for faces, heraldry and freehand. The classic size for skirmish games, characters and display.
Best for: Skirmish games, warbands and centrepiece units
This set at 28mm: Up to 51 × 21 × 68 mm (length × width × height)
Gaming bases
- Foot
- 32mm round · 25 × 25mm square · one per model
- Mounted
- 60 × 35mm oval · 30 × 60mm · one per model
Questions you'll probably have
Frequently asked questions
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Custom paint jobs
Want a set in your own colours, a named character or a whole army painted to match? We airbrush the base coats and blends, then paint every detail by hand with sable-hair brushes, the only brushes we use. Tell us what you're after and we'll send a fixed quote within 1 business day.
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