Lurkio - New Zoroastrian Fire Temple

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Lurkio - New Zoroastrian Fire Temple

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New release for Lurkio.

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pre painted 15mm terrain piece. 1 baseboard made from 3mm MDF. The feature is roughly square corner to corner being just under 12"

4 separate resin cast buildings are provided to indicate the nature of the terrain.

The feature comes fully painted and the picture is a good indication of what you will receive



thanks

Simon

http://www.lurkio.co.uk
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Post by philqw78 »

Nice, but what armies would use it?
Do you plan on doing a south american type thing? Nice skull temple with a sacrificial altar. One that would fit on a 120x80 base.
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Zoroastrian fire temples were initially built during the early Achaemenian period. During the Parthian period 248 BCE to 224 CE the three great fires of Zoroastrianism, Adur Farnbag, Adur Gushnasp and Adur Burzen Mihr, were installed. Over the years, these great fires, as well as others were moved to various places or co-joined with one another and it is impossible to trace their whereabouts through the centuries. Most of the fire-temples were destroyed through successive conquests of Iran by Arabs, Turks and Mongols. More than a hundred years afer the defeat of the last Sassanian King, Yazdagird III, by the Arabs, a group of Zoroastrians from the Iranian province of Khorasan (ancient Parthia) decided to leave Iran because of religious persecution

so quite a few I'd say from that region
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Post by nikgaukroger »

Might just have to get one to go with the Sasanids I got from you :D
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