For the hatchery it is a return to 2mm and Ancient Rome! What better way than with a Roman Eagle of the 36th legion being defended in a tough orbis formation at the Battle of Nicopolis in 48BC! Surrounded by the enemy they formed a circle and fought their way to safety saving the legion’s honour! The figures are 2mm and hand sculpted.
Next up a couple of bases of scenery. A temple and a small farm or settlement. Brigade models this time. In front of them is a unit I’ll use for a variety of purposes but the label on them today says ex-gladiators. They will form part of my slave revolt campaign I’m currently playing.
Here is the money shot with them all slightly anachronistically flung together!
Last time Curt scored me 10 points per base. So that’s 50 points plus 20 for getting in the Eagles!😝
A total of 70 then!
Cheers
Mark Backhouse
absolutely marvellous
ReplyDeleteStunning work! Really impressive. (But how do you manage to paint the eyes?)
ReplyDeleteSplendid stuff! The elephants are great!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Love those elephants - they're really cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Really love the legion in defensive formation and those heffalumps.
ReplyDelete2mm always amazes me, lovely elephants 🐘 ❤
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Love thoese terrain pieces.
ReplyDeleteImsimply love those total shots at the end where it all comes together, stunning!
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent Mark, hand sculpting 2mm elephants, wow!
ReplyDeleteAh, fabulous work Mark! Really love the effort you put into this project. Will have to give big battle gaming in 2mm a try myself. Preferably using your upcoming rules of course ;)
ReplyDeletePoints wise I'll add 4 bonus points for the hand sculpted elephants. They're definitely more than just grey blobs!
The terrain is simply fantastic. Well done on the elephants too.
ReplyDelete2mm? You're crazy! They look really great as bases, and those bits of terrain are inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThat is outstanding I love it!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
They look superb!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant work, Mark. These look terrific !! I particularly like the orbis formation at Nicopolis... that looks to have been a tough fight!! Great work, mate!
ReplyDeleteIt does give the impression of large armies and very creative!
ReplyDeleteChristopher