Wagons for thee? Well chariots for me!

Had a productive few days.  I finished up the first light infantry company for Brivoli's Great Company, a group of Araby inspired swordsmen.  I then knocked out another simple sorcerer for the Chaos Dwarfs.  I had a random thought of trying to make Hobgoblin chariots - so I found a deal on some Old World Orc chariots and ordered a box...bashing them into both a heavy and a light version.  This will help flesh out the Hobgoblins as their own force when I feel like playing them without any actual Chaos Dwarfs.

 

 

Some kit-bashed war wagons for Brivoli's Great Company

 I decided to add some more weird units to my mercenary company...some proper war wagons.  I kit-bashed some Great Escape Games wagons, threw some Conquistadors from Wargames Atlantic in there, added some rails, and ladders, etc.  They're joined by an additional hero...and a few bases of pavises for my Hobgoblin archers.

 

 

FSF Campaign Game 3: Dwarfs ambush poor Hobgoblins (and pay the price!)

 Just a few pictures from my third campaign game with my buddy.  Here is a quick recap:

 

Game 1: Hobgoblins ambush a Dwarf trade caravan headed toward Barak Varr.  A Dwarf shaman escapes, but the caravan's captain and his son are captured by the Hobgoblins.  Brivoli's Great Company arrive to help the Dwarfs.

 

Game 2: While tracking the Hobgoblins, Dwarfs find a destroyed town, and try to locate evidence on whether or not the Dwarf captain and his son are still alive.  The Dwarfs drove off another Hobgoblin ambush.

 

Game 3:  Dwarf scouts tracked the Dwarf captain and his son to an abandoned estate in the middle of the woods.  A large number of Hobgoblins were asleep in the estate.  The Dwarfs, with some mercenary cavalry, ambush the Hobgoblins in the middle of the night.  Having slain most of the Hobgoblins, the Dwarfs were fleeing with the hostages when they were set upon by a large relief force of wolf riders.  The Dwarfs were wiped out, and the captain and his son were taken hostage again..or slain(?).