One of the games I'm running will be an ambush scenario where the Celts take on a Roman supply column. This means I'll need some "baggage". So here's the pack horses. There's also a wagon on to which I'll put some boxes and barrels.
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The horses were painted by my wife using her drybrush/highlight technique, rather than the dip.
The cart horse is still to be painted but here's the wagon. Sprayed white white a coat of Foundry Tan then dipped. Metals parts are GW Black followed by GW Mithril Silver.
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In order to quickly get a fourth cohort of Romans ready I ordered another sprue from Warlord and painted/dipped them.
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You may notice a few veterans in the group. To avoid the 'heavy armour' look I painted the arm armour (I forget its proper name - doh!?) as if it were cloth. Looks ok to me.
Here's a close up of the command group. Obviously I need to add the shields.
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Now for some more Celts...
Please do not adjust your set! It's a 15mm Essex Celtic Chariot. Had the figure for a while and just wanted to see what it would look like with a quick paint job and some dip.
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The other side.
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Here's the start of a unit of fanatics. Quite a mix of manufacturers - the leader (holding a severed head) is a Warlord model. The two figures either side are the GB naked fanatic command group, whilst the other three figures are from Essex.
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A close up of the command group.
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Whilst at Essex minis I also picked up these Celt slingers.
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I'll post up scenarios, battle reports and pics of the games as soon as I can find the time.
2 comments:
I do like that wagon. Simple paintjob but a brialliant result.
Like I said on the WAB forum you achieved some very nice tones with your ap.
Cheers
Christopher
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