Romano-Brits for Dux Bellorum

[irregularwars]

I keep meaning to post these but then get distracted. Some of you may already have seen them on TMP but I like to show them off as much as possible by way of thanking Leon and the gang for such great figures and customer service 



More pictures on the blog http://irregularwars.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/10mm-romano-british-for-dux-bellorum.html

[Fenton]

Very nice

Somehow they remind me of some 6mm Hail Caesar bases I saw the other day   

[Womble67]

Very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

[fred.]

Very nice, I particularly like the cavalry.

[Poggle]

Nice work! 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Superb work!   

[FierceKitty]

Lovely figures, and a good match between the flocking and the cloth; why on earth those 2mm of visible base edge? It spoils a lot of careful and well-judged work.

[Dr.Falkenhayn]

cracking Stuff,loving the Freehand on the Shields  i too think they would benefit from thinner Bases though 

[paulr]

  very nice work, I really like  the dynamic layout of the figures

Thicker bases encourage other people to pick troops up by the base. I paint mine green so they don't stand out quite as much as these

[FierceKitty]

That would help, certainly.

Monty Python has a lot to answer for, does he not?

[paulr]

Monty Python has a lot to answer for, does he not?

I was wondering what you were on about until I had a closer look at the village & spotted the graffiti 

[FierceKitty]

You know my methods, Watson....

[irregularwars]

Somehow they remind me of some 6mm Hail Caesar bases I saw the other day   

You're wrong there Steve. These ones are a different size entirely. And they have 10mm scale figures on them. 

[irregularwars]

Thicker bases encourage other people to pick troops up by the base. I paint mine green so they don't stand out quite as much as these

That is my rationale as well sadly. I am a big believer in big bases as a way to protect my wee lads. Bad and repeated past experience.

[irregularwars]

Thanks for all the comments gents!