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Rome and her Enemies

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Postby Phil » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:33 pm

Hello all,

I haven't felt like painting or gaming today, so I've had a day of 'taking stock'. I've fished out al lthe figures I've painted since the fateful day Mr Sawyer sent me a set of Roman legionary sprues. First up, the 'finished' (well, more or less) project.

Romans first - this isn't, I am embarrassed to say, all of them - there are about another 75 figures that wouldn't fit for one reason or another (but most are 'substitutes' anyway - legionaries with spears instead of pila, alternative bolt-throwers, and that sort of thing):

Early Imperial Roman Army

Then the Britons:

Ancient Britons

There are a few things I'd like to add to each army - more cavalry to the Romans (with spears, preferably), and another couple of warbands to the Britons.

Since 'finishing' that 'Britannia' project (which iused something like 99% Warlord figures), I have moved forward a century or two, and am doing a project based loosely on Harry Sidebottom's "Warrior of Rome" novels - which I'm calling 'Fire in the East' after the first book in the series. Third Century Romans and early Sassanid Persians. Most, but by no means all, the figures are from A&A Miniatures, with additional 'co-starring roles' from Aventine Miniatures, Miniature Design Studio and the odd thing from Gripping Beast! I'm a little over half-way through the project now.

First up the Romans:

Middle Imperial Romans

Then the Sassanids:

Sassanid Persians

Cheers,
Phil

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Postby Regulator » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:54 pm

Gave me wet dreams - pure wargamer's porn, Phil. Those are awesome, I truely love your new two projects, hope to see more elephants in the future!


EDIT: Just a short question: How did you paint the baseedges/sides of your later romans and sassanids?


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Postby General Lee » Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:59 pm

my god that is INSPIRING!


are you married? if so, does your wife ever see you? Wink

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Postby Suetonius Paullinus » Sat Nov 21, 2009 6:08 pm

I am soooooooooo envious. Those 3rd century Romans look very interesting. Will have to visit your blog too learn more about them Cool.


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Postby Jim » Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:06 am

Absolutely Brilliant Phil!

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Postby Humbugged » Sun Nov 22, 2009 11:00 am

Wow! Very inspiring.

Also I can point to these pictures and say to my wife, "It could be much, much worse!" when she complains about me cluttering up the house with toy soldiers!

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Postby Pat-Antwerp » Sun Nov 22, 2009 12:01 pm

Big Class Phill

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Postby Aradyon » Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:02 pm

Well, in my opinion, thats not nearly enough.

In the words of Dr Goldsworthy: "You can never have enough Romans."

Well, it is very impressive, jokes aside. That is a huge force. They look amazing too.

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Postby straetski » Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:16 am

very very impressing! But I am also intrigued by the blue rectangular thing on the wall above the troops, is that an Imperial Roman shield?

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Postby Colonel White » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:39 am

Straetski.

That blue rectangular thing is the bottom edge of a picture of Phil's Mrs, Just to remind him what she looks like whilst he spends hours locked away painting.LaughingLaughing


Great painting Phil!!Smile

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