Some close ups of the heavy foot
The supporting light troops
The second unit I completed this week was the last of the Games Workshop Slaves of Darkness set. The sculpts are a marvel but it does require an engineering degree to figure out how to put these guys together. GW should be confidant no one will have the production skill to pirate these guys. They have really taken their model kits to a new level. For example one model piece includes the riders left arm, shield , reins and half of the horses head. It was a little counter intuitive to me but once you get used to the methodology they went together nicely. Lots of detail (maybe even too much)
They ended up a little more gray than I would have liked. I think i started a shade too light on my gray highlights.
I really like these figures but I am glad to be done with them.
Total for the week 24-28mm foot 5-28mm-Mounted.
Thanks for looking
Eric these are marvellous, love the shields, just about to start a late Roman army myself . As for the Slave of Darkness they are brilliant
Fab figures Eric :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work Eric. In particular I am LOVING these late Romans...so cool! Getting hard to resist diving into something new...
ReplyDeleteGreat work on both sets of figures, I love the shields on the Romans.
ReplyDeleteThey look great Eric!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Eric. I feel the pain on the “time saving” basing idea, been there done that got the Nope T-shirt. Also on the shields, I once painted an entire unit of left handed Thracians because I put their shield on the wrong arm.
ReplyDeleteReally great work Eric. The late Romans look terrific, the shields clinch it, and the Chaos warriors are suitably terrifying.
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff Eric, I specially like the Slaves of Darkness!
ReplyDeleteHave got the Wargames Foundry Late Romans also - I like the painting you have done on these. Personally don think you can buy whole units in a shield raised position anyway so would not worry about it as they look great.
ReplyDeleteMost excellent Romans
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Eric. Gotta love the Chaos Warriors!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking late Romans and splendid chaos Warriors!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work on both of these.
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