A quick post on the latest unit completed toward the Republican Roman army, this time a sixteen-figure unit of Cretan archers, and a quick apology for not having replied to people's kind comments as I hadn't realised that they were all being diverted to await moderation:
I liked these figures a lot, mainly because they are quite dynamic but also because they are single-piece castings so there was no messing around gluing on spears or shields:
Also, being only sixteen figures I was able to complete them within a couple of days, so it was fairly instant gratification:
I'm putting the finishing touches on some WWII British ships which I should complete within the next couple of days and hope to post shortly, and which has also been a welcome break from the Romans.
You are certainly pumping through these Republican Romans Lawrence - another great looking unit!
ReplyDeleteCheers Keith. The motivation was starting to flag a little, which is why I have had to have a go at the WWII naval project as something a little different.
DeleteGreat looking slingers, Lawrence! WWII ships? Looking forward to them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan. Just putting the finishing touches on the first dozen RN ships.
DeleteYou are pushing these through at quite a pace, Lawrence!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mark. The end of the project is in sight, and thankfully involves a few slightly more interesting troop types such as anti-elephant wagons. Which I won't be showing to my wife, as elephants are her favourite animal.
DeleteSplendid archers, well done Lawrence!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowmen, Lawrence, and useful for other armies of this era s well! I know what you mean about no parts to glue on when it comes to Ancients!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter. As one of the most famous mercenary groups of the era they will come in useful on quite a few lists. The older I am getting the less appreciative I am of multi-part figures.
DeleteGreat looking generic archers, lovely work!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain. They are were nicely-sculpted figures to work with.
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