21 more marines and a centurion for my naval legion; just 18 minis left to go, now! And the shields, and basing, of course. This time, I swapped a bunch of heads for the sake of variety. The centurion was nicked from a previous project.
lovely work as always BRB, I have been working on your character for my own Roman Campaign, 'Biblus Rabatus'will be taking over from Tullus and leading the Senetorial forces. Not sure quite when though as I still have a lot of painting to do.
Great painting. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking troops, excellently painted, love the blue.
ReplyDeleteReally nice looking troops.
ReplyDeletelovely work as always BRB, I have been working on your character for my own Roman Campaign, 'Biblus Rabatus'will be taking over from Tullus and leading the Senetorial forces. Not sure quite when though as I still have a lot of painting to do.
ReplyDeleteWhat company do you buy your spears from btw?
Splendid Simon, always loved your campaign! Hope to run my own in the spring.
ReplyDeleteThe spears are Norh Star, but I file the ends to a leaf-like shape. I have a nifty technique for painting the heads, so they look more spear-like.
Thanks all!
Another nice set of jolly jack tars..
ReplyDeleteWhat´s the nifty technique for painting the spearheads to look more spear like..do tell
Cheers
paul
oh yeh...I do use my figs for wargaming but due to having more interest in the actual painting the games are rare :-D
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Paul
Hi Paul, I must spend 20 hours painting for every one gaming, these days, m'self.
ReplyDeleteI'll try to write up the spearhead thing; this lot aren't my best, a bit rushed.