First up is a command stand for the Late Roman army being rebased for ADLG in 28mm.
The figure painted for the challenge is the horn blower. As this figure was the only Foundry cavalryman I had, I have tried to sell him on several occasions; glad now I didn't.
The other figure, also from Foundry has been rebased here from a unit of light cavalry. Thinking that rebasing should be repurposing as this is really what is being achieved.
Next are four speed painted Curtey Miniatures Early Saxons, painted for a gaming friend who wanted figures to use in a GURPS game he is running. Twenty minutes a figure, block and wash.
The spearhead broke and not for love nor money could I get it to stick back on. Recon it would still smart though.
Not really a fan of dipping or washing for shade on entire figures, that said it looks good and gritty here and will fit in well with the theme of the game they will be used in.
Some classic Citadel Skeletons to go with the wights from previous post. Still rocking after all these years!
everybody conga! |
So there ends the last Thursday entry and I calculate the points at
1x 28 mm Cavalry figures = 10 points
10 x 28mm infantry figures = 50 points
12 x 15mm infantry figures = 24 points
3 15mm stands = 6 points
For a total of 90 points
Cheers for now
Love the horn blowing late Roman cavalryman, really excellent work! The Saxons work really well, I can't really tell they've been speed painted,I think they're rather good. Nice to see some additions to your Crusaders,but my favourites are the old school skellies, oh and the bats are mad!
90 points it is!
All the best Iain
Great work on this mixed bag Ross :)
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Deletecool set of figs
ReplyDeleteCheers Martin
DeleteNice work, the old skeletons are great.
ReplyDeleteThank you, the skeletons have always been some of my favourite figures.
DeleteExcellent work. cheers
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ReplyDeleteNice collection of miscellany. That spear looks like it would be a bugger to replace without damaging the paint job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul, it wasn't worth the hassle of trying to fix; not enough of the ferrule left to glue to.
DeleteCheers, Ross
Love the later Romans …. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them Jez.
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ReplyDeleteNice work Ross. I really like the horn blower and your Saxons.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work all round! Love the Romens. One can never have enough Romans.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great eclectic mix to choose from, I do think the Skellies are my favourite figures out of the bunch. Cool work!
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff, Ross. I'd be terrified of moving those bats around the table!
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