Building the Fierce Temujican Cavalry (Wars of Ozz)

The Temujicans are a fierce faction of green-skinned Gillikin-cousins that roam the deserts of the world of Ozz in search of plunder, enemies, and glory. Like their Whim Whim rivals, they have no artillery, and similarly rely heavily on cavalry more than infantry to win their battles. By “cavalry”, please know that these dudes ride rams and goats!

Over a month ago, I posted about my four Temujican infantry regiments (84 figures) that I built and painted. Since then I have been deep into completing the Temujican faction. By that I mean that I have been working on not one but FIVE regiments of Temujican cavalry (55 mounted figures) and three brigade commanders – 58 figures in total.

I will use these in several upcoming wargaming conventions in games that are already scheduled in February and April – that being COLD BARRAGE, TotalCon39, HMGS COLD WARS, HAVOC XXXIX 2025, and MAYHEM Gaming Convention 2025. I also plan on running games at HUZZAH in South Portland, ME (no link yet).

The regiments in question consist of two heavy cavalry and three light cavalry. The heavy cavalry can only move at the speed of infantry, and has inherent missile capabilities as well. The light cavalry moves at regular cavalry speed, and also has bows. They are very versatile compared with other cavalry units in Ozz. All figures are metal and 28mm. The stats and official colors of the Temujicans units and individuals can be downloaded here – and can be seen below:

Official Wars of Ozz stats for the Temujicans

A nice aspect of all Ozz cavalry figures is that the mounts come separate from the riders. This makes the painting somewhat easier. Still, these did take a long time for me to finish, primarily as the light cavalry had extra stuff (bow holders and quivers) to paint and assemble. And – unsurprisingly to regular readers of this blog – did go overboard on ensuring that EACH of the 33 light cavalry had differently-colored goats and dissimilar riders’ coats. Why?

Well, the answer is twofold. First, I wanted both of the regiments to have a look of relative nonuniformity as to their mounts and similarly I wanted that same effect on the light regimental coats. Secondly, in my paint inventory I now have over 78 different types of brown, 49 tans, and 41 grays. If you include some of the flesh tones and washes those numbers get even bigger. I wanted to use some of the ones I don’t usually use – or have never used – before they turn to hardened latex rubber. And I used several different flocking materials for the bases to give an Ozz-desert look. More on that to come.

For this post, with so many paints used, any semblance of WIP discussion is out the window. I simply think that sharing the photos of the completed figures will be enough. Let me know! At the end of the post you will see the list of paints and materials that I used by type of unit and/or individuals. Know that this is more paints that I have ever used on a single project – period. The lists themselves are a good record for me to use on future projects. With that said, feel free to scroll past the painting list when you get there and wonder if I am nuts after all.

Temujican Heavy Cavalry

Let’s start with the heavy cavalry. It is called “OZZ-534 EHC on Great Rams with Command”. The rams are armored – and resemble Bighorn Sheep.

OZZ-534 from the Wars of Ozz webpage

I painted the rams like the Bighorns and added white patches on their rumps, faces, and leg backs. The two heavy regiments have differently-edged flag colors – light blue and light green. That difference became the centerpiece of my color differentiation that you will see below in their photos.

1st Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment

The 1st Heavy Cavalry Regiment in line formation

Lastly, another regimental shot:

The 1st Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment in column formation

2nd Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment

The 2nd Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment in line formation.

And here is the 2nd Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment in column formation:

The 2nd Temujican Heavy Cavalry Regiment in column

There were three light regiments of cavalry as well. These are OZZ-510, “Light Cavalry on Great Rams” on the website, but these all to me really ride goats. Their flags have orange, red, and purple borders – so those became the hat colors for their respective regiments. Otherwise, I followed the canon on coat colors and went crazy on mixing up goat colors with more grays than browns and tans.

Here is the light cavalry photo from the Wars of Ozz website:

And here below are my three regiments of Temujican Light Cavalry…

1st Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment

The 1st Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment – note the orange hats
Flag and leader/drummer stands
The 1st Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment in column formation

2nd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment

The 2nd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment – note the red hats
Command stands for the 2nd
The 2nd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment in column formation

3rd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment

The 3rd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment – note the purple hats
Flag stand
The 3rd Temujican Light Cavalry Regiment in column formation

I also mixed and matched figures to make three brigade commander stands for the Temujicans. These will command combined infantry and cavalry forces.

Temujican Brigade Commanders

The three brigade commanders for the Temujicans

Group shots and a video!

Lastly, I thought I’d share a photo of all the cavalry and a video. First, a couple of group shots – there wasn’t room enough to add the infantry and still show details!

All five Temujican cavalry regiments from the front
All five cavalry regiments at an angle

Lastly a couple of video links. I don’t do a lot on Instagram – but here is the video below and that link as well.

A completion video!

And here’s the Instagram link:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDxBpnMOJHK/

Now the list of madness….err paints!

Miscellaneous details and references for those interested in that sort of thing:

For all of my earlier posts on Wars of Ozz games, figures, units, and other related projects – please see this page.

PAINTS, INKS, GLAZES, SHADES, WASHES, PIGMENTS, FLOCKING, GLUES AND MORE THAT I USED ON THE TWO REGIMENTS OF TEMUJICAN HEAVY CAVALRY ON ARMORED RAMS:

  1. Gorilla Glue
  2. MDF Bases
  3. 2″ Square War Games Accessories Steel Bases (21)
  4. War Games Accessories Steel Bases (FOW1)
  5. Popsicle sticks
  6. Alligator clips and stands
  7. PVA Glue
  8. Vallejo Premium White Primer
  9. Vallejo Flow Improver
  10. Vallejo Thinner
  11. Army Painter “Dark Tone” (wash)
  12. Vallejo Mecha Color “Off White”
  13. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  14. Vallejo Model Air “Wood”
  15. Citadel Contrast Paint “Baal Red”
  16. Citadel Contrast Paint “Magmadroth Flame”
  17. Battlefront “Worn Canvas”
  18. Vallejo Thinner Medium
  19. Vallejo Mecha Varnish “Gloss”
  20. Vallejo Mecha Color “Off White”
  21. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  22. Vallejo Model Air “Camo Grey Green”
  23. Vallejo Game Air “Beastly Brown”
  24. Citadel Contrast Paint “Darkoath Flesh”
  25. Vallejo Model Air “Dark Brown”
  26. Hataka “Terre d’ombre”
  27. Citadel Contrast Paint “Gulliman Flesh”
  28. Battlefront “German Camouflage Black Brown”
  29. MSP “Brown Liner”
  30. Citadel Contrast Paint “Fyreslayer Flesh”
  31. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Fire Drake”
  32. Citadel “Steel Legion Drab”
  33. Citadel Contrast Paint “Garaghak’s Sewer”
  34. Vallejo Model Air “Armour Brown”
  35. Vallejo Model Color “English Uniform”
  36. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ochre Clay”
  37. Citadel “Karak Stone”
  38. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ruddy Fur”
  39. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Pallid Bone”
  40. Citadel “Contrast Medium”
  41. Vallejo Model Air “Light Brown”
  42. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Brownish Decay”
  43. Citadel Contrast Paint “Snakebite Leather”
  44. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Enchanted Steel”
  45. Citadel Contrast Paint “Gore Grunta Fur”
  46. Battlefront “Black”
  47. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Bony Matter”
  48. Citadel Contrast Paint “Aethermatic Blue”
  49. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ghillie Dew”
  50. Vallejo Model Air “Black Metallic”
  51. Vallejo Model Air “Bright Brass”
  52. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Hoard Bronze”
  53. Vallejo Game Air “Chainmail Silver”
  54. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Brazen Copper”
  55. Vallejo Model Air “IJA Khaki Brown”
  56. Citadel Contrast Paint “Gryph Charger Grey”
  57. Citadel Contrast Paint “Ratling Grime”
  58. Army Painter “Soft Tone” (shade/wash)
  59. Citadel Contrast Paint “Bad Moon Yellow”
  60. Citadel Air “Balor Brown”
  61. MSP “Sun Yellow”
  62. Vallejo Game Air “Hot Orange”
  63. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Broadsword Silver”
  64. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Polished Silver”
  65. Army Painter Warpaints Air “Neon Yellow”
  66. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ghoul Green”
  67. Citadel “Ushabti Bone”
  68. Vallejo Game Ink “Black Green”
  69. Citadel “Nuln Oil Gloss” (shade/wash)
  70. Citadel “Seraphim Sepia” (shade/wash)
  71. Army Painter “Soft Tone” (shade/wash)
  72. AK Terrains Diorama Series “Sandy Desert” (texture/basing paste)
  73. Small stones
  74. Army Painter “Battlefield Rocks” (flocking)
  75. Vallejo “Dark Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  76. Vallejo “Light Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  77. Vallejo “Desert Dust” (pigment)
  78. Vallejo “Gloss Acrylic Varnish”
  79. Vallejo Premium Color “Matte Varnish”
  80. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Pink Sunset” (flocking)
  81. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Badlands Tufts” (flocking)
  82. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Nightmare Tufts” (flocking)
  83. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Scorched Earth Tufts” (flocking)
  84. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Neon Orange Tufts” (flocking)
  85. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Flaming Harvest Tufts” (flocking)
  86. Black Sharpie pen
  87. Brown Sharpie pen
  88. Temujican flag designs from Wars of Ozz Facebook page (printed on card stock)
  89. Poster tack and specimen jars
  90. Pendraken 12mm dice frames

PAINTS, INKS, GLAZES, SHADES, WASHES, PIGMENTS, FLOCKING, GLUES AND MORE THAT I USED ON THE THREE REGIMENTS OF TEMUJICAN LIGHT CAVALRY ON GOATS:

  1. Gorilla Glue
  2. MDF Bases
  3. 2″ Square War Games Accessories Steel Bases (21)
  4. War Games Accessories Steel Bases (FOW1)
  5. Popsicle sticks
  6. Alligator clips and stands
  7. PVA Glue
  8. Vallejo Premium White Primer
  9. Vallejo Flow Improver
  10. Vallejo Thinner
  11. Army Painter “Dark Tone” (wash)
  12. Vallejo Mecha Color “Off White”
  13. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  14. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Hardened Leather”
  15. Citadel “Contrast Medium”
  16. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Aged Hide”
  17. Vallejo Model Air “Brown”
  18. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Satchel Brown”
  19. Vallejo Model Air “Bright Brass”
  20. Vallejo Model Air “Black Metallic”
  21. Citadel Contrast Paint “Luxion Purple”
  22. Citadel Contrast Paint “Magmadroth Flame”
  23. Citadel Contrast Paint “Baal Red”
  24. Vallejo Model Air “Wood”
  25. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Dark Wood”
  26. Battlefront “Worn Canvas”
  27. Vallejo Thinner Medium
  28. Vallejo Mecha Varnish “Gloss”
  29. Army Painter Warpaints Air “Neon Yellow”
  30. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ghoul Green”
  31. Vallejo Game Ink “Black Green” (ink)
  32. Citadel Contrast Paint “Basilicanum Grey”
  33. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Bony Matter”
  34. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Occultist Cloak”
  35. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Sand Golem”
  36. Citadel Contrast Paint “Space Wolves Grey”
  37. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Dusk Red”
  38. Citadel Contrast Paint “Apothecary White”
  39. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Fire Drake”
  40. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Battleship Grey”
  41. Vallejo Model Color “Dark Sea Grey”
  42. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ashen Stone”
  43. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Blinding Light”
  44. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Pallid Bone”
  45. Vallejo Model Air “Ivory”
  46. Vallejo Mecha Color “Yellow Ochre”
  47. Hataka “Beige”
  48. Battlefront “Black”
  49. Citadel Contrast Paint “Darkoath Flesh”
  50. Vallejo Game Air “Red Terracotta”
  51. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ruddy Fur”
  52. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Brownish Decay”
  53. Vallejo Game Air “Beastly Brown”
  54. Vallejo Game Air “Somber Grey”
  55. Army Painter Speed Paint 1.0 “Gravelord Grey”
  56. Citadel Contrast Paint “Gore Grunta Fur”
  57. Citadel Contrast Paint “Snakebite Leather”
  58. Vallejo Game Air “Hot Orange”
  59. Vallejo Model Air “IJA Khaki Brown”
  60. Citadel Contrast Paint “Ratling Grime”
  61. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Hoard Bronze”
  62. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Brazen Copper”
  63. Citadel Contrast Paint “Cygor Brown”
  64. Battlefront “Chocolate Brown”
  65. Citadel Contrast Paint “Bad Moon Yellow”
  66. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Nuclear Sunrise”
  67. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Polished Silver”
  68. Vallejo Model Air “Light Brown”
  69. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Maize Yellow”
  70. Army Painter “Soft Tone” (shade/wash)
  71. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Poppy Red”
  72. Citadel “Ushabti Bone”
  73. Citadel “Nuln Oil Gloss” (shade/wash)
  74. AK Terrains Diorama Series “Sandy Desert” (texture/basing paste)
  75. Small stones
  76. Army Painter “Battlefield Rocks” (flocking)
  77. Vallejo “Dark Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  78. Vallejo “Light Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  79. Vallejo “Desert Dust” (pigment)
  80. Vallejo “Gloss Acrylic Varnish”
  81. Vallejo Premium Color “Matte Varnish”
  82. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Pink Sunset” (flocking)
  83. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Badlands Tufts” (flocking)
  84. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Nightmare Tufts” (flocking)
  85. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Scorched Earth Tufts” (flocking)
  86. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Neon Orange Tufts” (flocking)
  87. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Flaming Harvest Tufts” (flocking)
  88. Black Sharpie pen
  89. Brown Sharpie pen
  90. Temujican flag designs from Wars of Ozz Facebook page (printed on card stock)
  91. Poster tack and specimen jars
  92. Pendraken 12mm dice frames

PAINTS, INKS, GLAZES, SHADES, WASHES, PIGMENTS, FLOCKING, GLUES AND MORE THAT I USED ON THE THREE TEMUJICAN BRIGADE COMMANDER FIGURES:

  1. Gorilla Glue
  2. MDF Bases
  3. War Games Accessories Steel Bases (17)
  4. War Games Accessories Steel Bases (FOW1)
  5. Popsicle sticks
  6. Alligator clips and stands
  7. PVA Glue
  8. Vallejo Premium White Primer
  9. Vallejo Flow Improver
  10. Vallejo Thinner
  11. Army Painter “Dark Tone” (wash)
  12. Vallejo Mecha Color “Off White”
  13. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  14. Army Painter Warpaints Air “Neon Yellow”
  15. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Ghoul Green”
  16. Vallejo Model Air “Wood”
  17. Battlefront “Black”
  18. Vallejo Game Ink “Black Green”
  19. Citadel Contrast Paint “Basilicanum Grey”
  20. Citadel Contrast Paint “Apothecary White”
  21. Citadel Contrast Paint “Gryph Charger Grey”
  22. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Battleship Grey”
  23. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Bony Matter”
  24. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Aztec Gold”
  25. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Aged Hide”
  26. Citadel Contrast Paint “Snakebite Leather”
  27. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Occultist Cloak”
  28. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Maize Yellow”
  29. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Brazen Copper”
  30. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Hoard Bronze”
  31. Army Painter “Soft Tone” (shade/wash)
  32. Citadel “Ushabti Bone”
  33. Vallejo Thinner Medium
  34. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Polished Silver”
  35. Vallejo Model Color “Glossy White”
  36. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Tidal Wave”
  37. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Fire Drake”
  38. Vallejo Model Air “Hull Red”
  39. Vallejo Model Air “Black Metallic”
  40. Vallejo Model Air “Bright Brass”
  41. Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 “Poppy Red”
  42. Pendraken 12mm dice frames
  43. AK Terrains Diorama Series “Sandy Desert” (texture/basing paste)
  44. Small stones
  45. Army Painter “Battlefield Rocks” (flocking)
  46. Vallejo “Dark Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  47. Vallejo “Light Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  48. Vallejo “Desert Dust” (pigment)
  49. Vallejo “Gloss Acrylic Varnish”
  50. Vallejo Premium Color “Matte Varnish”
  51. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Pink Sunset” (flocking)
  52. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Badlands Tufts” (flocking)
  53. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Nightmare Tufts” (flocking)
  54. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Scorched Earth Tufts” (flocking)
  55. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Neon Orange Tufts” (flocking)
  56. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Flaming Harvest Tufts” (flocking)
  57. Poster tack and specimen jars
  58. Pendraken 12mm dice frames

Final Note

If you want to check out the excellent Wars of Ozz figures’ range – there are two places to get them and to get the rules (and I make no money from this btw). The game rules and the figures are available from the next two places:

In the US Old Glory has a site – Wars of Ozz Miniatures.

In the UK go to Sally 4th.

Thanks again for looking and for me – happy and pleased with my Temujicans and excited to move on to the next faction to share with you!!

Sound the Trumpets and Bang the Drums! 4 Regiments of Temujican Infantry have mobilized (Wars of Ozz)

The first question that I am sure that you have is – “what the hell is a Temujican?“!

To answer that, let’s ponder the wild and wonderful world of the Wars of Ozz for a minute. Recently, my posts have shown the mighty Whim Whim and their leader, Sultan Whim. While the Whim Whim are indeed a force to be reckoned with in the Great Impassable Desert of the South- they do face a rival force in the Temujicans. These green-skinned desert nomads are cousins of the Gillikins (and are somewhat goblin-like).

Map of Ozz

As for the name “Temujicans”, it has an origin, and I had a hand in it. When the force was launched they were called “Eastern Desert” nomads. Rather mundane to be sure. The great Buck Surdu challenged several of us to come up with a better name that would evoke a historical reference for a cavalry-based force that could sweep across plains and deserts. My first thoughts went to considerations of the history of Genghis Khan:

Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan[a] (born Temüjin; c. 1162 – August 1227), also known as Chinggis Khan,[b] was the founder and first khan of the Mongol Empire. After spending most of his life uniting the Mongol tribes, he launched a series of military campaigns, conquering large parts of China and Central Asia.

From Wikipedia, “Genghis Khan”, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genghis_Khan

Now you see. As he was born “Temujin”, and the Gillikins were their cousins, I came up with the name “Temujicans”. Thus this was adopted as the official name of the faction! I contributed!

In any case, I decided to start building my Temujican army with the four infantry regiments I had. While in the game they are more cavalry-oriented – I decided that starting with infantry was a reasonable way to get going on the faction. Like the Whim Whim, the Temujicans do not have artillery or musketry.

As cousins of the Gillikins, they do have access to units of “Mercenary Gillikin Longbows”, which are SKU OZZ-409. I had two of these regiments to paint. I also had two other infantry regiments of “Infantry with Command – Unknown Immortals”, which are SKU OZZ-533. All four regiments have 21 figures each for a total of 84 figures for this post. All are metal and 28mm – though both Gillikins and Temujicans are somewhat diminutive in stature. They are bigger than Munchkins though. The Unknown Immortals, have their faces hidden, and all have the same pose except for the leader, drummer and regimental commander. The MGL’s have multiple poses.

Both types are armed with bows, but the Mercenary Gillikins have longbows (regiments hereafter referred to as MGL). An advantage for the MGL’s is that longbows can fire over intervening troops. The Unknown Immortals have bows and spears.

The MGL’s cost 5 points apiece – and have values for Marksmanship, Melee, Resolve, and Elan of 6/10, 5/10, 6/10, and 5/10. Each brigade can have up to two of them. The Unknown Immortals cost 6 points and have similar values for Marksmanship, Melee, Resolve, and Elan of 6/10, 5/10, 5/10, and 6/10. There can be up to two regiments of Unknown Immortals in a Temujican brigade.

So why are Temujicans green skinned? In Wars of Ozz, all races, to include Gillikins and Temujicans, were affected by the viruses and mutagenics released in the Last Great War. One of those effects was mutation of humans (and others) into different races. Another was the effect of “color mania” – with different factions being affected differently. While the Army lists (found here) describe the Temujicans as being outfitted in different sandy and brown shades, I thought they must have some residual affinity for purples as the Gillikins do. Hence, I decided to use some magenta and purple colors on them. I also used some darker bronze for some of the metallics like buttons and badges. You will also notice some neon colors like yellow and yellow/orange as liners and shield colors. Additionally, like I did with the Whim Whim, I tried to have common colors among the units designated as 1st or 2nd. I did this so as to manage to make sense on the tabletop as I deploy brigades. This will be more clear after you see some photos, so let’s start with WIP shots and discussions

WIP Discussion and how the Project Progressed

I started back on October 14th, and finished all on November 2nd. In between all this I had several golf events plus a costume party! More on those in a bit. While there were 84 figures in total – the Immortals had each a shield, a bow holder, and a quiver.

First, I needed to do lots of filing!

The Unknown Immortals regiments in prep.
Close up of the sprue that held the Immortal’s bow holder/sword handle combination, and a quiver with arrows.

Then it was on to washing and organizing it all:

All pieces for this Temujican infantry project filed, washed, and ready for assembly/painting on October 15th.

By October 24th I had made some progress on the accouterments and the figures.

As I mentioned, there was golf and Halloween too. I did end up shooting an 84 on my home course – which was a personal best – plus coming in tied for first in the year-long contest at my club – but I digress…

Plus for Halloween we had a nice visit from Elsa (aka Tabitha my granddaughter):

My daughter Ellen, Tabitha (as Elsa), and my wife Lynn

Then our Halloween party saw this couple (us) as Gru and a Minion:

Gru and his minion

Back to the Temujicans!

By October 29th, I was nearly finished with initial painting and assemblies:

Basing work on the figures followed:

Gluing the figures down AND SURGICALLY covering the bases with the sand paste and rocks took some time. I did not want a mess on the paint jobs, so typically I glued down 3 out of 4 of the figures first, then applied the paste, then added the final figure. Below you’ll see that after the paste dried, I added pigments to the bases. One regiment has no pigments as a comparator. I really like the effect of the three pigments I use on the sand paste – and recommend their use if you want a desert look.

Bases showing 3/4 with pigments.

Then I varnished the lot with an airbrush, and once that dried I added flocking tufts and rocks.

All the paints that I used are listed at the end of this post – but let’s share some…

Eye Candy

1st Mercenary Gillikin Regiment

1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment in line formation. Their coats are reddish brown with a sallow yellow/orange liner.
1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regimental Commander. Note the magenta bicorne hat.
Typical stand of the 1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment.
Command stand of the 1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment.
1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment in column formation.

2nd Mercenary Gillikin Regiment

2nd Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment in line formation. The coats are a sandy brown with neon yellow/greenish lining.
1st Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regimental Commander. Note the purple bicorne hat.
Typical stand of the 2nd Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment.
Command stand of the 2nd Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment.
2nd Gillikin Mercenary Longbow Regiment in column formation.

1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment

1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment in line formation. Their coats are greenish brown. Their shields have alternating chevron colors of green (for Temujicans flesh color) and sallow yellow/orange.
1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regimental Commander. Note the magenta bicorne hat.
Typical stand of the 1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment.
Command stand of the 1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment.
1st Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment in column formation.

2nd Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment

2nd Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment in line formation.
2nd Temujican Unknown Immortals Regimental Commander. Note the purple bicorne hat.
Typical stand of the 2nd Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment.
2nd Temujican Unknown Immortals Regiment in column formation. I thought this showed the command stand pretty well.

Group Shots

Here are some group shots of all of the 4 regiments:

Video

Lastly, here is a very short video I took of all 4 regiments that is nice:

Alternatively, I did post the same video on Instagram with some music from Thin Lizzy:

I did think about how many “points” IRO or Wudugast would have given me for these 84 goblinoids for their “Orktober” painting extravaganza (if I was in it), but that’s more curiosity than anything else. Plus I really took until November 2nd to finish. Given that my 1984 West Point class was having our 40th reunion during that (last) weekend (which I did not attend) AND that Army beat Air Force in football too (which I did watch) – I did get to remember my 84 class with finishing these 84 figures.

So next I am on to the Temujican cavalry. I have two regiments of heavy and three of light, plus three brigade commanders to do. Onwards!

PAINTS, INKS, GLAZES, SHADES, WASHES, PIGMENTS, FLOCKING, GLUES AND MORE THAT I USED ON THE TWO REGIMENTS OF MERCENARY GILLIKIN LONGBOWMEN:

  1. Square MDF Brigade Leader bases from Wars of Ozz Miniatures (used as regimental commander bases)
  2. Wargames Accessories number 21 bases (2″ square steel bases)
  3. Wargames Accessories number 17 (1.5″ X 1″ steel bases)
  4. Pendraken 12mm dice frames
  5. Elmer’s PVA Glue
  6. Paper clip wire
  7. Gorilla Glue
  8. Vallejo Game Ink “Brown”
  9. Popsicle sticks
  10. Alligator clip painting base
  11. Vallejo Mecha Primer “White”
  12. Vallejo “Airbrush Thinner”
  13. Army Painter “Dark Tone” (wash)
  14. Green Sharpie pen
  15. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Doomfire Magenta”
  16. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Luxion Purple”
  17. Vallejo Model Color “Wood Grain”
  18. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  19. Vallejo “Thinner Medium”
  20. Vallejo Model Air “Wood”
  21. Hataka “Beige”
  22. Battlefront “Military Khaki”
  23. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Hardened Leather 1.0”
  24. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Contrast Medium”
  25. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Aged Hide 2.0”
  26. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Sand Golem 1.0”
  27. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Gore Grunta Fur”
  28. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Dusk Red 2.0”
  29. Vallejo Model Air “Black” (metallic)
  30. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Hoard Bronze 2.0”
  31. Vallejo Model Color “English Uniform”
  32. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Gravelord Grey 1.0”
  33. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Apothecary White”
  34. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Ghoul Green 2.0”
  35. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Pallid Bone 1.0”
  36. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Bony Matter 2.0”
  37. Vallejo Game Ink “Yellow”
  38. Army Painter “Light Tone” (wash/shade)
  39. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Desolate Brown 2.0”
  40. Citadel “Ushabti Bone”
  41. Hobby talus
  42. Small stones
  43. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Aggaros Dunes”
  44. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Ratling Grime”
  45. Citadel “Runefang Steel”
  46. Poster tack and specimen jars
  47. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures Earth Works Dirt Colors “Sand Dust” (texture/basing paste)
  48. Vallejo “Dark Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  49. Vallejo “Light Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  50. Vallejo “Desert Dust” (pigment)
  51. Vallejo Mecha Varnish “Gloss Varnish”
  52. Vallejo “Flow Improver”
  53. Vallejo Premium Color Airbrush Varnish “Matte”
  54. Army Painter “Battlefield Rocks” (flocking)
  55. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Badlands Tufts” (flocking)
  56. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Scorched Earth Tufts” (flocking)
  57. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Nightmare Tufts” (flocking)
  58. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Pink Sunset” (flocking)
  59. Black Sharpie pen
  60. Brown Sharpie pen
  61. Temujican flag designs from Wars of Ozz Facebook page (printed on card stock)
  62. Card stock

PAINTS, INKS, GLAZES, SHADES, WASHES, PIGMENTS, FLOCKING, GLUES AND MORE THAT I USED ON THESE TWO TEMUJICAN UNKNOWN IMMORTALS REGIMENTS:

  1. Square MDF Brigade Leader bases from Wars of Ozz Miniatures (used as regimental commander bases)
  2. Wargames Accessories number 21 bases (2″ square steel bases)
  3. Wargames Accessories number 17 (1.5″ X 1″ steel bases)
  4. Pendraken 12mm dice frames
  5. Elmer’s PVA Glue
  6. Paper clip wire
  7. Gorilla Glue
  8. Alligator clip painting base
  9. Popsicle sticks
  10. Poster tack and specimen jars
  11. Vallejo Game Ink “Brown”
  12. Vallejo Mecha Primer “White”
  13. Vallejo “Airbrush Thinner”
  14. Army Painter “Dark Tone” (wash)
  15. Green Sharpie pen
  16. Vallejo Model Color “Off White”
  17. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Doomfire Magenta”
  18. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Luxion Purple”
  19. Vallejo Model Color “Wood Grain”
  20. Vallejo “Thinner Medium”
  21. Vallejo Model Air “Wood”
  22. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Striking Scorpion Green”
  23. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Contrast Medium”
  24. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Zealot Yellow 1.0”
  25. Vallejo Model Air “Brown”
  26. Vallejo Model Air “Black” (metallic)
  27. Army Painter “Warpaints – Neon Yellow Air Fluorescent”
  28. Hataka “Beige”
  29. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Hardened Leather 1.0”
  30. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Sand Golem 1.0”
  31. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Gore Grunta Fur”
  32. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Hoard Bronze 2.0”
  33. Battlefront “Black”
  34. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Ruddy Fur 2.0”
  35. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Bony Matter 2.0”
  36. MSP “Brown Liner”
  37. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Ochre Clay 2.0”
  38. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Gravelord Grey 1.0”
  39. Citadel “Ushabti Bone”
  40. Army Painter “Speed Paint – Ghoul Green 2.0”
  41. Hobby talus
  42. Small stones
  43. Battlefront “Military Khaki”
  44. Battlefront “Worn Canvas”
  45. Citadel “Runefang Steel”
  46. Army Painter “Light Tone” (wash/shade)
  47. Citadel “Seraphim Sepia” (wash/shade)
  48. Citadel “Contrast Paint – Ratling Grime”
  49. Poster tack and specimen jars
  50. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures Earth Works Dirt Colors “Sand Dust” (texture/basing paste)
  51. Vallejo “Dark Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  52. Vallejo “Light Yellow Ochre” (pigment)
  53. Vallejo “Desert Dust” (pigment)
  54. Vallejo Mecha Varnish “Gloss Varnish”
  55. Vallejo “Flow Improver”
  56. Vallejo Premium Color Airbrush Varnish “Matte”
  57. Army Painter “Battlefield Rocks” (flocking)
  58. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “4mm Badlands Tufts” (flocking)
  59. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Scorched Earth Tufts” (flocking)
  60. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Nightmare Tufts” (flocking)
  61. Shadow’s Edge Miniatures “6mm Pink Sunset” (flocking)
  62. Black Sharpie pen
  63. Brown Sharpie pen
  64. Temujican flag designs from Wars of Ozz Facebook page (printed on card stock)
  65. Card stock

If you want to check out the excellent Wars of Ozz figures’ range – there are two places to get them and to get the rules (and I make no money from this btw). The game rules and the figures are available from the next two places:

In the US Old Glory has a site – Wars of Ozz Miniatures.

In the UK go to Sally 4th.

Thanks again for looking and hope to get more stuff done soon!

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