Continuing the return to the third century Roman collection I have finished the remaining casualty figures for morale/casualty markers.
The figures are A&A with a lone Foundry Casting Room Barbarian figure.
I have also completed the Roman camp bases I started quite a while ago.
The tent is the old Ian Weekly piece now produced in resin by Magister Millitum, the palisade is from First Corp.
All the bases are from Warbases, speaking of which I have assembled and painted their Roman raeda I purchased at Colours earlier in the month. It is now ready to join the five figures I am working on to form a little vignette/command base.
Staying in the realms of Rome next week's game here at OHQ will be a Roman v Goth bash, after our last outing here Dave mentioned that he liked Hail Caesar, as after playing a few games with Jon he had a better grasp of the game rules. So those will be the rules in use rather than our usual Neil Thomas set
Until next time........
TTFN & KBO
Got to love those Romans Phil nicely done 👍
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt, one can never have enough Romans.
DeleteWoemans, deaded ones! Just the job. I like the camp and the caravan!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave, one can never have enough Romans, even deaded ones.
DeleteSome nice additions there . "a better grasp of the game rules" .... well that makes one of us Phil.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jon. 😂😂😂 Tuesday will be interesting 🙂
DeleteJust mention "proximity rules" and watch Mr.B's head explode!
DeleteThe Proximity Rule or how to to twist plain English into gobbledygook 🙂
DeleteExcellent work on the game accoutrements.
ReplyDeleteNice Phil, the shields do add some nice pop! Look forward to your Hail Caesar outing as I have been taking an increased interest in the rules.
ReplyDeleteThank you Norm. It's been a while since we used HC it will be interesting to see how the Romans and Goths fare.
DeleteNice Phil, good luck with HC.
ReplyDeleteThank you George. We will no doubt end up playing Hail Powder at some point 🙂
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