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TTCombat sells a cool feathered dragon that fits the theme.

Thanks!

Thank you! Cheers!

Ha, yeah it’s a mouthfull! Too bad “9th” was already taken by the fan rules!

Ha, thank you! In my head I justify them walking over the top of sand and waves like Legolas on top of the snow.

Ha, I will need to make an aquatic daemon army for them to fight!

@@BraggingRightsWHFB you could save on bits by having some arms and heads sticking out of the sea, within some units

Thank you sir.

I have not. How do they scale?

@@BraggingRightsWHFB I'll tell you when they arrive:)

We played full sized measurements but on a 3x4 table with smaller deployment zones

certainly not tournament ready measurements! We also considered doing half distances for everything.

Great to hear. They have steadily expanded their line, I’m looking forward to what is to come.

Yeah, I love the visual distinction it provides as well.

thank you much! Hoping to get back in the saddle this autumn.

Thanks for the feedback. I made another short.

Excellent! Great to have you.

Thanks, I am hoping to greatly expand the 10mm Romans this year.

Thanks bro, we should play that battle. It would be a fun one to stage

Thanks they were fun to do

You are so right I am dumb haha. Thank you, I feel like such a goober :). At this point I think I will leave him as is.

Thank you! I love trying out new model ranges or scales.

Thank you much. It's fun to paint a huge unit of heavy lead that thunks onto the table!

Thanks. I still am not loving the basing but I'm not sure there is a perfect option for me. I think I will continue this basing method through the Roman and Latin legions

I would next do a couple Campanian legions and maybe one or two Etruscan.

Sure thing. I would say that my 1/72 are very low effort so not my best work, but extremely cost and time efficient! I spent about one full day on each army.

Thanks man. I improvised colors a lot more than usual. Typically I meticulously plan how each figure will be painted. This time I painted just a unit or two at a time and didn't have a plan until I put the minis in front of me on the table. I just primed a quincunx tonight so that will likely be next.

@@BraggingRightsWHFB They look sweet, I'm really tempted to do some smaller scale stuff.

Thanks man

Thank you

The bases are Bat Bases from the Big Red Bat shop run by Simon of To the Strongest! fame.

They are standard Kings of War bases by Ironheart Artisans

Thanks, just a few more units to go to really consider it finished. I need to find Hypaspists that will work well.

I am not sure what I can actually use the shrine for in TtS but I had fun putting it together. I am trying to put a little more scenic effort into my 10mm camps partially inspired by the shrine

@@BraggingRightsWHFB Looks like it would be a great camp. Could also be a great objective type marker?

@@BraggingRightsWHFB foundry hypaspists are great. Lucid eye also has mono pose type ones that look good

Almost all of it was painted last summer actually over a 2-3 month period. I painted them to play TTS and KoW.

Yeah it's tough as I have so many of them I don't want to see them "wasted" so I carefully surround them with other paints as you say. Or other times I forget and ruin a model.

Thank you, almost there, just a few more highlights and shield decals left to do.

Thank you much! Go paint some of your pile!

Hey thanks! Felt great to finish off these models that were collecting dust.

Yeah, metals are the only exception. I highlighted over and drybrushed as well. In prepping the minis I primed with skeleton bone and drybrushed white.

Thanks! Dark Age Irish will be showcased next week.

Thanks! I think the kit works well to bridge the gap between ancients and dark ages. I will be posting more Dacians to youtube later this evening.

They vary from unit to unit but are mostly 80mm wide and either 40 or 60mm deep. I purchased them from Tectonic Craft Studios.

Thank you. For this model I mostly relied on contrast paints with highlights.

Yeah, pennies on the dollar!

Wow that is awesome! I have a Folio edition of Josephus that I need to read.

Could be either. Galatians kept in contact with the tribes back in Gaul so some of the Galatians that fought in the wars of the period may have come from Gaul. Gaulish coins are mostly based on Macedonian coins of Philip of Macedon and they kept the designs all the way through to the Roman invasion. So the Gauls must have done a lot of mercenary fighting for Philip II or Alexander and then brought these coins home and began copying them. The British Celts were using coins based on Macedonian coins up to the Claudian invasion in 43.

Thanks. The 3d prints come out OK, I would like to see how they look with rigging tied on as well.

@@BraggingRightsWHFB Rigging will make them look epic.

Thanks Parker!

I run 10mm versions in my 10mm Persians. I am crazy enough to be collecting the same armies in two scales at once!

@@BraggingRightsWHFB yeah that is crazy, I don’t think I could do 10mm. 15mm is as small as I go. You say you play kings of war historical, do you ever do WAB?

I originally collected for WAB way back with the first ancient plastics, but haven't found an opponent since. Kings of War historicals tends to do something similar but much easier.

@@BraggingRightsWHFB well if your ever in UT i am always down for some HC, WAB or KoW.