Finished basing the troops. I ran out of steel 20x40mm bases and had to improvise. I had some plastic bases hanging about that I cut down to size. So here are the Hastatii with Pilum and Shield.
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| Hastatii with Pilum and Shield. |
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| And the Cavalry based and flocked. |
what is the plan for these Rob?
ReplyDeleteHi John,. Luis at one point was talking about organizing a 10mm Carthaginian campaign game and I believe both Graham and I said we'd be interested. Graham can correct me if I misunderstood. We were exchanging troops at my local breakfast hangout. On my end I purchased this army, got it painted, now I'am getting it based and ready for action. Pictures of my progress have been forwarded to Luis. If nothing else I will have to do a 2nd opposing force for some small scale l'Art de la Guere
ReplyDeleteOh wow, tiny little horses as well, I am seriously in awe. I have extra magnifying lenses just for 28mm stuff.
ReplyDeleteI have one too. I should post pictures of my 6mm Medieval/Crusader armies. I painted them 40 years ago when I still had my eyesight and a steadier hand. We wanted WRG armies that we could use on a bar table on a Saturday afternoon at our local drinking hole.
DeleteThese look grand. It always amazes me how much basing 'lifts' figures. It is a crucial part of the overall look isn't it?
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James