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| The shield design is a variation of the stag I used on the heavy cavalry. The figures themselves are basically conversions of the S&S Range dancing slave girl with the spear arm and shield of a Garrison hoplite. The skirt is green stuff. Standard bearer is a slave girl with fan, all clothing is paint. |
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| Again, armour is simply painted on. |
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| I'm beginning to like the idea of the officer figure, spear and wearing a long skirt. That white mark on the skirt... looked on the figure and can't find it! |
A fine looking unit, very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteThank you - I do think they've turned out OK.
DeleteNicley done once more! The painted armour idea is working well.
ReplyDeleteThank you - yes, it is.
DeleteI love them Rob, but I dont think I will be copying your madness. Not this time.
ReplyDeleteWell, once the masters are made and then a mould made, simply a matter of casting, painting and basing. I've done things in the past that were far crazier. At the time, buying Garrison - just that that one turned out to be one of the best things I've ever done!
DeleteA very fine unit, Rob. Nice pose on the spearwomen with the shield presented squarely towards the enemy. That white mark on the officer's skirt - think 'gloss paint'. You won't find that mark otherwise!
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Thank you. I get a lot of use out of some of the original '20mm' Ancients figures!
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