Pleistocene
Chieftain
Hallo again everybody here. I am sorry if I did something wrong with graphics in this request. It is a complicated forum system here with lots of functions and on-line tools, which I do not know. But I will not post other big graphics any more. Sorry.
Still, I'm glad if you liked the pictures.
It is the ornament and colour spectrum that is important in the East-Siberia units (they will do for the whole Siberia in combination with the colorless but powerful Mongolian units for the more westerly tribes).
Generally the Siberian units could be based on some of the already existing Amerindian units with removal of all feathers and totally clothed (the natives of Siberia did not use bird feathers for decorations and unlike American tribes they wore full fur-garments because of very cold climate - they could not afford running bare-skinned).
Reindeer and laika-dog sledges are very important...
Currently I use the Mongolian settler and worker by Plotinus for the Siberian tribes. They will do more or less with reasonable allowances, but alas, the graphic is typical steppe-like. Very drab and grey. South-East taiga tribes had beautiful multi-colour garments with LOTS of special ornaments shown above.
But how much better it would be if there were sledge-settlers to run swiftly along the tundra and snowy taiga!
Military units for High Arctic are non-existant at all.
For the Udege-Nanai tribes of the Eastern-South parts of Siberia the Ancient Japanese set will do pretty well. Except that there is no hunter. Other military units are quite ok, since there was an poorly known middle age Buddhist-Confucianist state of Bohai in the southern part of the Russian Far East and the units of Ancient Japan can look quite like those from Bohai. The today's Nanai and Udehe tribes - are all that remain from Bohai people after repeated Mongol-Zhurzhen invasions from the westerly steppes.
Thanks for the support!
Still, I'm glad if you liked the pictures.
It is the ornament and colour spectrum that is important in the East-Siberia units (they will do for the whole Siberia in combination with the colorless but powerful Mongolian units for the more westerly tribes).
Generally the Siberian units could be based on some of the already existing Amerindian units with removal of all feathers and totally clothed (the natives of Siberia did not use bird feathers for decorations and unlike American tribes they wore full fur-garments because of very cold climate - they could not afford running bare-skinned).
Reindeer and laika-dog sledges are very important...
Currently I use the Mongolian settler and worker by Plotinus for the Siberian tribes. They will do more or less with reasonable allowances, but alas, the graphic is typical steppe-like. Very drab and grey. South-East taiga tribes had beautiful multi-colour garments with LOTS of special ornaments shown above.
But how much better it would be if there were sledge-settlers to run swiftly along the tundra and snowy taiga!
Military units for High Arctic are non-existant at all.
For the Udege-Nanai tribes of the Eastern-South parts of Siberia the Ancient Japanese set will do pretty well. Except that there is no hunter. Other military units are quite ok, since there was an poorly known middle age Buddhist-Confucianist state of Bohai in the southern part of the Russian Far East and the units of Ancient Japan can look quite like those from Bohai. The today's Nanai and Udehe tribes - are all that remain from Bohai people after repeated Mongol-Zhurzhen invasions from the westerly steppes.
Thanks for the support!