One of the last sets of Romans I painted. They were intended to go with the Roman legion on the march set but I never got round to basing them...which I have now done.
PSR review
here.
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I like the original poses that strelets come up with, like the one of the officers struggling (it looks) to pull his sword out of the sheath. |
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LOOK!!! The one at the far right is waving!! :-D |
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I added some bed/cloak rolls (pinched from 1/32nd Tamiya German infantry) and instead of having the shields attached to all thier backs as intended, I attached them to the sides..it gives a more varied and realistic look. |
That guy waving just broke the fourth wall! Will they keep the limes intact better than that? Stay tuned...
ReplyDeleteNice work :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent work Paul. I really admire quantity of figures you paint during a short time :-)
ReplyDeleteReally nice, Paul!
ReplyDeleteLove the shields.
Very good stuff Paul. very lifelike.
ReplyDeleteMore top quality Paul, how do you do it?
ReplyDeleteI too would like the secret ingredient that enables you to churn out awesomeness so quickly!
ReplyDeleteQuality unit.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work. Great job.
ReplyDeleteNick
Awesome unit Paul.
ReplyDeleteWow those look great! Well done Paul!
ReplyDeleteNice and original look for this cavalry.
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice looking troops!
ReplyDeleteTerrific! Simon
ReplyDeleteVery nice...and "variety is the spice of this hobby!" (You may quote me on this!)
ReplyDeleteGood idea about the shields! Great painted figures Paul!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.com/
They look good wherever they may rome!
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