Top half from the Linear-b Spartacus uprising set, his legs donated from the "my Barrel!" bod below. The nag is from one of the Roman strelets cavalry sets.
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Monday, 11 August 2014
I´m Spartacus!!!
No..HE´S Spartacus!!
Top half from the Linear-b Spartacus uprising set, his legs donated from the "my Barrel!" bod below. The nag is from one of the Roman strelets cavalry sets.
and a couple of other conversions......
The top half of the "my Barrel!" bod is from Strelet´s Crusader Transport 2 set, his legs from the Medieval Levy 1 set. The Monk´s top half is from the Crusader Transport set 1 and his legs from Linear-b Roman Market set
This couple are from the Linear-b Roman market set. The woman and her child always looked lonely so the potter has stopped selling pots for a while to proudly present his new child
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Top half from the Linear-b Spartacus uprising set, his legs donated from the "my Barrel!" bod below. The nag is from one of the Roman strelets cavalry sets.
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One of my favourite films! I love the character
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally, I read this weekend in the press an article about the film and learned that it was shot in Spain and that the battle scenes were stuffed with Spanish soldiers in the (then mandatory) military service.
Funny that Generalisimo Franco allowed a film that was in support of freedom and rebellion against a dictatorship regime
These are typically great
ReplyDeleteIan
That is very clever. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting Spartacus, very well done, Paul
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't even know that they had been put together separately! Great work. x
ReplyDeleteYO SOY ESPARTOCO
ReplyDeleteHola
Que buena si señor,me gusta esta mini
un saludo
Great work on Spartacus and on these citizens Paul...
ReplyDeleteNo, I'm Spartacus........lovely work Paul.
ReplyDeleteNice work on the Spartacus figure Paul! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your 1/72 stuff Paul.
ReplyDeleteI've recently done a similar thing with the Crusades.
Great to see us 1/72 fanatics keeping things moving along
Fantastic Spartacus!
ReplyDeleteNo, I'm Spartacus… great job Paul.
ReplyDeleteIt's really Kirk! Love it, also the other conversions!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Looks great Paul!
ReplyDeleteI can almost see the dimple in his chin...nice job!
ReplyDeleteGreat!!
ReplyDeleteNice work . Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThird time lucky.............No I'm Spartacus!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent ! Spartacus is a genius idea !
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