What next?

[feanor65]

I'd like to see the chariot Roman( BIGA 2 horses,TRIGA 3 horses or QUADRIGA 4 Horses) senators and emperors .legionaries in combat with cloaks, breeches in winter clothing.

[Augustus_Gaius]

watching "rome" has made me want early imperial legionaries i.e. before segmented Armour that would be cool

[clivethecelt]

Ho ho ho!* Macedonians on the way, eh?? Tangtastic! Thanks, Paul!
(*Apologies - ritual BD watching of the orginal version on Miracle on 34th Street yesterday evening, far superior to the one with Dickie ... no minis for Christmas, but plenty of reading material, including ... a few Ospreys featuring some little Hellenistic conflict in 430BC-ish)

[Lynch]

Republican Romans!!!!, no where does 28mm plastics

[Eversor]

By the way, is it possible to release the rectangular shields of the marines and Praetorian cavalry separately?

[Centurion Dan]

How about some Senators and a Brutus model to go with Julius Ceasar. Oh, and some Praetorians in an "at ease" pose - pila held vertically, scutum resting on the ground as if they are keeping guard on the senate or Emperor.

And plastic Gladiators - with multiple options on the sprue. Please!

[Invisible officer]

[quote="Centurion Dan"]Praetorians in an "at ease" pose - pila held vertically, scutum resting on the ground as if they are keeping guard on the senate or Emperor.

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Nice. But the Guards wore no scutum in Senat or central Rome. In Rome most service was done in toga, no shield, no helmet, no armour. . A concession to old laws and sensivities of the public. The sword was hidden under the cloth.
Like modern police with the gun concealed.

[feanor65]

Agree on the Praetorian guard posing add senators, emperors, separate oval plastic shields praetorians and, opening up to other cultures,I think of Egyptian plastic infantry and chariot civil life with the Pharaohs and slaves.I was a kid I had an Egyptian Italian company (ATLANTIC).
They would be good in the Roman world.

[Cubster]

Atlantic were ace. They didn't always worry too much about accuracy, but they were lots of fun. I remember having hours of fun with the Roman Gladiators set, big cats an' all!

http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=74

Looking at the Roman Cavalry set ... well, you've got to laugh haven't you?

http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=587

[Invisible officer]

Great old times. I got my first Atlantic sets in Paris. And later all these Egyptians.

But the Roman set was awfull.