Update on New Kingdom Egyptians

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Alexander - March 9, 2026

Given how over saturated the more conventional markets are (we have 3 hoplite, 2 Persian, 4 Roman, 3 Dark Age and even 2 Cataphract kits) I’m surprised more hasn’t been made of these. They’d go well with the chariots and they’re also excellent conversion material for later Ptolemaic or Persian era auxiliaries

Alexander - March 9, 2026

Given how over saturated the more conventional markets are (we have 3 hoplite, 2 Persian, 4 Roman, 3 Dark Age and even 2 Cataphract kits) I’m surprised more hasn’t been made of these. They’d go well with the chariots and they’re also excellent conversion material for later Ptolemaic or Persian era auxiliaries

BYork - December 23, 2024

I wish you guys would release these figures as a digital release at the very least, these sculpts are great and have so much more variety than the New Kingdom Spearmen that are available. It would round out the options available and allow for a pretty solid army for New Kingdom Egypt with all your models – come on, guys!

skudfisher - March 19, 2024

Did they ever come out? I don’t see them anywhere on the site.

Juan - November 19, 2023

They need sandals.
The sand will burn the foots of the soldiers on midday

Samuel - February 9, 2022

I know 2nd breakfast isnt possible, …but what about halfling chicken and swan riders?

Ps I’ve baught a ton of your halflings and im merging them with kings of war halflings, but Atlantic halflings are the best for kit bashing and i hope to field them soon at the Wicked Goblin in Cairns!

alfonso jou - January 27, 2022

como aficionado a la arqueria muy dificil llevar carcaj en la espalda y cojer las flechas corriendo

Andrew - January 26, 2022

I love these guys and I’m going to say keep them with the overly developed muscles, war bows require great upper body strength, also I know the new kingdom is much latter than Dynasty 0, but The King Scorpion that Universal Studios stole the name of for that mummy movie had a ceremonial mace with a stone head the size of a basketball, so I’d say make your Egyptian‘s looks like Steroid monsters

Pierre Lerdou-Udoy - January 21, 2022

Correct,

but true Egyptian depictions are sadly rare : Tuthankamun on the wooden-chest (at war and chasing), Ramses II at Qadesh (Ramesseum) and the fighting Pharaoh in Abu Simbel carry their quivers under the arm.
For anyone in doubt, I recommend a real experimentation with a single strap quiver (and not a three points suspension harness, like Robin Hood or Legolas)…
That’s why I consider that the fairest and most historically accurate choice would be a removable quiver on the miniatures. Everyone will then position it as they wish.

Oh, and please forgive my clumsy/heavy english ! Bien à vous…

Steffen - January 19, 2022

@Pierre Lerdou-Udoy
carrying arrows in the hand and putting them into the ground was a thing durring the old and middle Kingdom period.