Here is a shot of the command to show Adam's fine sculpting before they got crowded out by the rank and file.
In the background is Centurion Longinus, an Aventine figure from the Early Empire range with sleeves and trousers added with Milliput.
All being well we are off to sunny Spain next week for a SCW game here in OHQ.
Onward!
Stunning work, Phil, but last one? Call me a skeptic.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan. Well there was talk of Adam revisiting the 3RD century for Aventine but now it as been sold after Keith retires who knows🤔
DeleteLovely looking unit Phil! It's great to see a project to conclusion although I'm not sure I ever have.
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Thank you Christopher. I am unlikely to add to this I won't have room for all the other projects when they are complete I fear.
DeleteI do like the signifer, he has that broad-shouldered, Russell Crowe look... Strength and Honour!
ReplyDeleteHe certainly has that taken it if you dare look.
DeleteCracking looking unit, very nice work on them, really very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you Donnie much appreciated.
DeleteThose are just splendid! Splendid victims for the Goths too! I trust more Goths are coming along soonish? See you in Spain!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave, no more Goths on the horizon I am not afraid.
DeleteLovely, I will have to up my game.
ReplyDeleteThank you George, yours are progressing nicely I see
DeleteBeautiful as always Phil.. you and George on middle Romans !
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt. It is a very attractive period of the empire.
DeleteVery nice work indeed! I like the shield variation, and the conversion on the centurion is top notch! Well done Phil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paul. The 3rd century certainly has a lot of variety.
DeleteFirst class!
ReplyDeleteThank you Matt, most kind.
DeleteGreat brushwork.....just superb.
ReplyDeleteThank you John your comment is much appreciated.
DeleteA fine body of men Phil….
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely detailed figures which are very easy to paint.
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly. I of course concur on the splendid detail on the figures.
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