15mm Ancient Chinese War Carts

Those look more like what I have found to date. Not as quite the same as the Ming carts from that 'Great Ming Military website that I linked to in the last review you posted -

greatmingmilitary.blogspot.com/search/label/cart%20and%20wagon

but then it looks to predate firearms. In one of the posts on war carts the author of that site states that the T'ang had sufficiently strong cavalry that they abandoned the use of war carts in their steppe campaigns.

Here is a discussion from the Historum site that felixs posted in a previous discussion (pictures unfortunately no longer showing) on the Tsin dynasty and later Ming dynasty use of war 'carts' -

historum.com/threads/ancient-chinese-war-wagons-during-the-age-of-fragmentation.57041/page-2

A couple of links from that discussion to what look like someone's vacation pictures which include what appear to be reconstructions (one of which has 4 wheels) -

jiaguwen111.blog.sohu.com/162350609.html

jd.cang.com/478841.html

Unfortunately most of the other links are dead.

Found this in an article refuting the success of the heqin policy by another poster while following a link to another article on 'The Scholar's Stage' website -

scholars-stage.blogspot.com/2014/09/what-edward-luttwak-doesnt-know-about_6.html

"….Wei Qing’s army, having traveled 1,000 li [aprox 310 miles; 644 km] beyond the border, emerged from the desert just at the point where the Shanyu was waiting. Spying the Shanyu’s forces, Wei Qing likewise pitched camp and waited. He ordered the armored wagons to be ranged in a circle about the camp and at the same time sent out 5,000 cavalry to attack the Xiongnu."

That occurred during the Western Han campaigns to stop the Xiongnu's depredations.

And i looked at another site back when that first review was posted that noted that Three kingdom armies also used war carts (didn't book mark it unfortunately).

Of course, if you can get additional/better info from the source of that picture, that would be great.

It would also be nice if you could post the picture here or at another site where it could be copied, I would like to have it for my records...

P.S.  Also a discussion on war wagon/cart on the Hong Kong Society of Wargamers website -

www.tapatalk.com/groups/hksw/chinese-war-wagons-t690.html?sid=b86ce804b20d85e9eb05fe890a38e3be

P.P.S - Amusingly while getting ready to close that tab I copied the title (in Chinese) of one of the books listed and did a websearch which lead to this wiki page -

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wujing_Zongyao

Apparently the work is a Song Dynasty war compendium.  If you scroll to the bottom of that page there is a series of illustrations from the compendium including this -

upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Gate_blocking_knife_cart_wjzy.jpg

which looks not unlike yours.

Hard to tell, but as soon as I know you will too.

I really like making these SHORT videos (due to reduced compiling/upload times) so much more than the 30+ minute games.

That would be great. My ersatz solution for the Javanese CWg (the army is built out of Grumpy Indonesian & Malay figs) is to use an East Riding Miniatures (former TTG) Classical Indian 4-horse chariot with a Grumpy foot command.

Unfortunately, no.

Last time I spoke with him he was not printing any more due to an issue with his hardware.
I have heard those printers are very finicky so that it something I don't think I will ever get into doing.
Also I don't think he is doing any more painting due to limited available time.

Watch my video and it is on the screen there.

Sorry to disturb and be off topic. But thoses foot pike behind the wagon above are the Irregular'Miniature Sung who are not pictured on there website?