So, next up, the Manufactorium Imperialis. This was an actual joy to build. Good, clear and concise instruction, with strong shapes. Was almost as much fun to paint, some basic colours, a Nuln Oil wash and some light drybrushing! (all over a Leadbelcher Rattlecan undercoat) Very happy with these.
This is the contents of the Adeptus Titanicus Civitias Imperialis Spires Boxed Set. A simple build, but utterly not worth the money GW charged for it. A Simple Corax Grey Rattlecan undercoat, a few basic colours, Nuln Oil Wash (Do not like the stains from the Agrax Earthshade on building any more) and a Dawnstone Read more about Spires Spired…[…]
Decided a break from the Aircraft was needed. So, onto the A/T Spire boxed set… Will finish these up before continuing with the VIIth legion aircraft.
Well, a new post finally! I have been photographing my Carthaginian collection, and want to share it here. This is not for any specific battle, just more of a ‘collection photoshoot’, but he army is laid out in a vaguely Cannae formation. Now, all the pictured figures are based on 40mm * 40mm * 3mm Read more about Carthaginians[…]
My first post in quite a while! This is my Polybian Roman Army for the Punic wars, inspired by Littlewars.tv‘s Trebbia game. I have assembled the entire Roman army for the Battle of Cannae at this stage, and I am now working on the Carthiginians after a long break. Btw, if you want to know Read more about Pax Romana[…]
Another of my passions, Napoleonic Russians from Baccus 6mm, part of my 6mm napoleonic collection, that I hope to share in a later posts. These are intended for use for the 1812+ era, but will proxy Russians for earlier periods, 1805-1809. They are based on 2mm * 60mm * 60mm MDF, two battalions of 24 Read more about Later Napoleonic Russians[…]