September 20, 2024

Golden Khanate Horse Minis: Riding with History + Most pre-supports ready!

Did you notice? 👀 Our new Golden Khanate miniatures pack a punch of historical accuracy - time for some fun facts! 📚

🐴 While making the September release, we've drawn inspiration from the majestic Przewalski's horses (also called the takhi, Mongolian wild horse or Dzungarian horse) for our mounted warriors. These sturdy, wild horses now gallop straight into your tabletop battles! 🎲

🌟 Did you know that Przewalski's horse is the last truly wild horse species, native to the steppes of Mongolia? 🐎 Unlike domestic horses, they have short, upright manes that help them stay cool in their harsh environment. While they once roamed the vast territories of the Mongol Empire, the Mongols primarily rode domesticated horses. Przewalski's horses have never been successfully tamed, making them unique in the equine world! 🌾

✨ By the way, the Mongols used decorative saddle rugs when riding their horses! These beautiful rugs weren't just for show - they provided comfort for both the rider and the horse, helping to absorb sweat and protect the horse's back. Adorned with vibrant designs, they reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Mongolian people.

How do you feel about this month’s designs? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

And if you're interested in adding some untamed horses to your collection, check out our latest release "Tales of the Golden Khanate"! 👇🏻

https://www.patreon.com/posts/september-2024-111948926

P.S. Basically all the available files for the Wargaming tier are now pre-supported. We're still finishing up the armor for the drakes, though the unarmored versions are downloadable.

Comments (4)

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Patrick D · September 20, 2024

very interesting and thanks for sharing. looking forward to more historic minis.

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The Printing Goes Ever On · September 20, 2024

Thanks for the positive feedback!

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Adeya Minari · September 20, 2024

I love this type of post, with historical information that I didn't know!! I would like to continue seeing posts like this! I am subscribed to the combined tier and I really like the historical approach you gave to the miniatures :)

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The Printing Goes Ever On · September 20, 2024

Thanks a lot! We're trying to do this each month, referencing some historical artifacts or similar :) We'll have some more goodies coming - I took a trip to a very special place to collect quality reference images 😊