These are Foundry and I picked them up at the Border Reivers show years and years ago
The bronze has come out too shiny on the pictures and as I wasn't paying attention they have bronze not iron spears. Still overall they are OK
Scores on the doors
11x28mm infantry plus hand painted shields = 55+
You had me all confused at first, marking the post "Ready for Curt" - I thought it must be your Snowlord's Peak challenge piece. Which is why I didn't mention it in my list of scheduled entertainments.
Anyway, enough of that blather. Very nice work on these ancient Greeks - I'm giving you few bonus points for the hand-painted shield designs.
TamsinP
Great work!
ReplyDeletecheers, terrible photo though
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ReplyDeleteNice Greeks Martin, love the shields. Now where are the Achaeens we are looking for?
ReplyDeleteThey will be along next week - drunk tonight, working tomorrow and gaming on Sunday. There are loads and may have to come in 2 waves
DeleteVery nice Argyraspides, Martin. Handpainted shields particularly impressive.
ReplyDeletecheers Noel, quite pleased with them
DeleteGreat work here Martin.
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DeleteLovely looking Greeks!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
thank you
DeleteGood looking bunch Martin, can't go wrong with a good Hoplite block!
ReplyDeleteDo like a good bunch of spears, good for stabbing hands
DeleteBeware of Greeks bearing spears? very nice work - and bronze is the PROPER material for weapons, none of this new-fangled Dorian stuff!
ReplyDeleteI do agree
DeleteNice work Martin.
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DeleteNice job on these Martin. 11 seems a strange unit size.
ReplyDeletecheers, yes don't you just love prime numbers. I have some more already done but there are 12 of them so that is no help
DeleteNice work and good shields.
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