While Phil has been motoring along painting the three elephants for my Carthaginian army I've been filling in between painting the crew and casualty figures for each one as it's been completed with a few figures for two bases of Spanish Caetrati. These are Foundry figures found in the Caesarian Romans section of their website and are cast with small shields moulded on. Phil was kind enough to pass on to me some LBM shield transfers which he had left over from an earlier commission. They were actually for Victrix figures but they fitted the Foundry shields pretty well, if you don't look too closely at some of them ~
Along with these I've also cleaned up the first unit of Hanibal's Veterans and spray undercoated them with my usual Double Acrylic White Primer from our local DIY shop. When these are completed I plan a short break from both figures and from the period. I've bought four MDF kits from Warbases for use in our North American settings for games and I plan to work on those while I refresh my enthusiasm for bronze! In the meantime, please keep safe and well.
A jolly fine addition to the growing project.
ReplyDeleteThey will do?
DeleteThey look very nice David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Many thanks Christopher!
DeleteLooking very warlike!
ReplyDeleteBut will they fight when the dice are rolling?
DeleteGood looking and aggressive Spanish!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Manuel's ancestors? Qué?
DeleteVery nice David... a simple colour scheme but very effective.
ReplyDeleteAll the best. Aly
Glad you approve, especially as I'm low on mojo right now.
DeleteLovely David.
ReplyDeleteI am, are n't I? 😁 Oh, you mean the figures? Ta!
DeleteVery nice David you are certainly cracking on with the project 👍
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt! I'm doing my best to stay on target, but I do need a break sometime soon.
DeleteNice and simple look, but very effective. It's always good to have a break from projects, to try and help maintain the 'mojo'.
ReplyDeleteThanks SteveJ. I do need a break from bronze!
DeleteI thought that said Castrati! I was expecting a boys' choir!
ReplyDeleteThat'll be your Catholic upbringing I'd guess...😉
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