I have another batch of figures for sale. This time it's Warlord Games Celts (40) and Romans (20).
Each is based and painted to a good wargaming standard. These re perfect for Infamy, Infamy or other similar skirmish games.
$130 plus postage
I have another batch of figures for sale. This time it's Warlord Games Celts (40) and Romans (20).
Each is based and painted to a good wargaming standard. These re perfect for Infamy, Infamy or other similar skirmish games.
$130 plus postage
My Hail Caesar collection is built around the Punic Wars. I have Republican Romans, Carthaginians, Gauls, Numidians, Spaniards and Greeks. I recently added A LOT more Greeks. I love the shields, what can I say.
This scenario is loosely based on action during the 1t Punic War in Sicily. One one side are the Carthaginians and some Greek allies. They are pitted against more Greeks and Republican Romans. There are five divisions on each side, so it will be a large battle.
Two Greek groups occupy a hill. |
The Carthaginians have three divisions. |
More Carthaginians |
An opposing Greek division of hoplites in reserve on a hill |
A second Greek division |
A second division plus a small division of cavalry |
From behind the Grecko/Carthaginian line |
Libyan infantry in reserve |
Carthaginian cavalry |
The Carthaginians try using elephants for the first time |
I hope to be able to actually fight the battle in the next few days. I will post some reports once I do.
I am at the stage now where I get to add some nice specialty pieces to round out my collections. The latest add was some dragoons for my AWI collection and some wagons for my ACW. These all came from Perry. The wagons only came with the ribbing for the canvas, so I tried my hand at doing some paper mache and I think it turned out pretty well. Here are some photos.
Second Continental Dragoons |
17th Light Dragoons |
CSA wagon |
USA wagon |
The last couple of weeks I have been adding to my ancients collection. My Gauls were joined by 7 new units, three armored and four unarmored. I also added some Greek armored and unarmored hoplites plus a small group of archers. All of the armies now look quite formidable on the table top.
Armored Gauls |
Unarmored Gauls |
Skirmishers |
Mercenary Hoplites |
Athenian Hoplites |
Athenian unarmored hoplites |
Roman allied legion |
Roman legion |
Roman legion |
Spartan Hoplites |