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Lord Marshal and Imperial Chariot

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Commander-in-chief of the Hannaxir Turian armies, Lord Marshall Ezguar

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The Lord Marshall with his fire powers (no, this isn't Avatar)

His favourite weapon was obtained in the Maddanastirin war, while he was destroying and stealing the protected city of Yurus. It is said it has killed over 100000 enemies.

The fire powers were obtained during the failed first Zadena insurrection, after almost dying from a fire arrow which penetrated his armour.

A training exercise...which will cost the lives of two unexperient soldiers

His battle chariot was a present of the Emperor himself.

Made in the Great Desert, this chariot represents the Imperial Power.

The driver Tektar, former Zadenan, was picked by the Lord Marshall for resisting alone against three waves of Hannaxir Turian soldiers.

The horses come from the great North, from the Duchy of Kalkiaden, where a forever-ending war with the Nenyyrians has proven the value of strong horses against legions of trained soldiers.

The side of the chariot is made of little parts, each one of them is a token of the victories on the Maddannastirin War.

The skeleton is the trophy of the victorious battle of J�tiram, in the time of the civil war, where the Lord Marshall personnaly took care of the last false pretender to the Turian crown, He'kj�vhiil, Lord of the West Domains.

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Allarand Arcadia
September 9, 2010
Quoting Sebeus I hmmmm, the fire effect is awesome, it came in handy on my dragon as well, nice weapon btw, good job
Thanks for your comment. I'm going to photograph a 17/18th century diorama of Lisbon in Lego that I made and I hope you see it and give me your opinion, when I have the time to put it on Mocpages!

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Allarand Arcadia
September 9, 2010
Quoting Luis Baixinho Humm, you need more horses to that chariot :)
Yeah , I agree however I was using them in a cavalry assault diorama (which I didn't photograph)

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Sebeus I
September 7, 2010
hmmmm, the fire effect is awesome, it came in handy on my dragon as well, nice weapon btw, good job

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Luis Baixinho
September 7, 2010
Humm, you need more horses to that chariot :)

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Mister Bones
September 7, 2010
Nice fig and fire! Good chariot as well.

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