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To what the blog says, we must add camels, Nubian soldiers ( archers), Lybian Phoenician style. And Greek heavy infantry (hoplites, Pezhetaroi)

This is from a wargaming blog. We would have archers. A"warband" I assume it refers to Egyptian spear infantry. maybe Chariots of war. Lybian mercenaries. Greek Psiloi

Definitely. Even the size is quite large (the cart in general).

The type of soldiers that can be found are the following. "There were also companies of Libyans, Nubians, Canaanite and Sherdens (Greeks) who served in the Egyptian army. They were often described as mercenaries but they were most likely impressed prisoners who preferred the life of a soldier instead of slavery". We will remove the Canaanites and add: Phoenicians, Carians, and Greeks were used during the Late Period.[28] it seems that there were slingers. "Late Period, sling bullets were cast. These were preferred to pebbles because of their greater weight which made them more effective.[41] They often bore a mark." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_of_ancient_Egypt The Late Egyptian Military Despite an active military record, we know almost nothing about the Late Period Egyptian army. Despite that, there are a few clues and ideas we can gather from the sources. In addition, we also know that historically Egypt was not a military innovator or an early adopter of new technologies and methods. Therefore, there military in the Later Period may not have been substantially different from previous Dynasties or periods. The soldiers themselves were probably a mix of professionals, conscripts, and mercenaries. The New Kingdom and transformed much of the military into "professional" soldiers not tied to the land. however, at this point much of the fighting was actually rebellions. Therefore, conscripted soldiers and mercenaries were probably much more common. In earlier periods, troops seemed to be armed as either spearmen, archers, or infantry with personal or hand weapons. Officers were men of standing or status in Egyptian society often with some sort of formal education behind them. I see no reason to think this would change into this Late Period. This blog states the following. Finally, we also know that historically the main fighting arm of the Egyptian army was the Chariot. This was used primarily as a mobile archery platform. However, fighting men in chariots also used the spear as a back-up weapon. There was never a strong emphasis on infantry beyond the archery forces. At this date, it is difficult to determine if the Chariot was still an instrument of war. The Persians, their overlords; and moved largely to cavalry at this point. In addition, most of the battles of the period were revolts against the Persians and therefore probably more infantry oriented affairs. I find it "unlikely" that the Chariot was still a large factor in Egyptian warfare during the Late Period, except as a "command" car for officers and leaders of status. Saite Dynasty The bulk of the troops in the Saite Dynasty will have a core of Drilled Infantry and Archers. These will be backed by Mercenary Peltasts and Warband infantry of conscripts. Finally, I think the Saite Dynasty list will probably still contain a Light Chariot force. Saite Dynasty Line of Battle 0-1 Light Chariots* 0-2 Drilled Infantry 1+ Archers 0-2 Mercenary Peltasts 0+ Warband Infantry 0-2 Psiloi Chariots The Saite Dynasty Light Chariot will use the same profile as the Light Cavalry with the following special rules. They must have the Bow upgrade in the Saite Dynasty list . Egyptian Revolt Line of Battle 0-1 Drilled Hoplite OR Light Hoplites 0-2 Drilled Infantry 0+ Warband Infantry 1+ Archers 0-2 Mercenary Peltasts 0-2 Psiloi Mendes Dynasty 3 Archers 2 Drilled Infantry- 1 w/Commander 1 Warband Infantry 2 Psiloi https://bloodandspectacles.blogspot.com/2021/07/men-of-bronze-late-period-egyptians.html?m=1

I can imagine such a scene. (Even though Bythinia has nothing to do with what is described in this scene).

Put the camel sitting, do we really have a sitting camel prop?

The lines you can see are the props of the original military camp, the other lines are lighting that I put to better visualize.

Explain it (please), how so?

My only problem with the stockade is that it is not common in this geographic area. "Both the Greeks and Romans created palisades to protect their military camps. The Roman historian Livy describes the Greek method as being inferior to that of the Romans during the Second Macedonian War. The Greek stakes were too large to be easily carried and were spaced too far apart. This made it easy for enemies to uproot them and create a large enough gap in which to enter. In contrast, the Romans used smaller and easier to carry stakes which were placed closer together, making them more difficult to uproot" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palisade Wood is also scarce in Egypt. That is why I wanted to make a more correct version for Egypt. I think of it between the period of the Cambyses invasion and the Syrian wars (Ptolemies vs. Seleucids).

I am missing several details, hundreds of details to be exact. is taking shape. ______ it has the basics an egyptian house or neighborhood, where several mercenaries can stay and spend the night drinking and telling about their adventures in the south of egypt. is a neighborhood tavern, where they tell how their ancestors expelled the Persians of King Cambyses. and how they now serve under Pharaoh Ptolemy, but with a good sack of coins they could serve the noble Seleucid king Antiochus III. _____

sometimes you have to look at the details in the game and copy them.

I will leave a backup copy here. I am not finished with this but I need more time and more answers. Scythianhouses.blend

i used an old version of blender. but very old, i always had it installed and that happens with all the old models. it happened to me with the Roman civic center. my current version is 2.82 but I was forced to open it on 2.79b

for now I'm looking at how to make those little horns, there are several ways to make that decoration.

I opened it with an old version of Blender.

the settlement camp will serve as a model for the proportions.

@Stan` I cant open structural/ptol_settlement_palisade.dae in blender

What can be done is to add incendiary units as suicide units that burn everything in their path and burn the defenses, units that are weak but easy to destroy but do a lot of damage and chaos. https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxLbb1Pq3KMycyYITsFbKq29Dj8ZqUx2nm Min 3:40 burning things is part of siege.

Not even in Age of Empires I and II did you have all the units. 0 A.D Is more assymmetrical than AoE II should be like AoE III in that regard.

Too micromanagement... I don't see the problem with this.

I need to replace the wheels.

Romans had Cretan archers. Han: They didn't use skirmishers.

You're talking about a unit from the middle ages. Around (1250-1450 AD) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_longbow