The All-sorts

[ochoin]

Our big Australia Day game is Monday. I've been marshalling my contribution: about 1000 FoG points of Celts who will have to face off against a rather formidable Polybian Roman force.

They're a colourful bunch. One of my pals refers to them as 'The Licorice all-sorts'.

The elite- Gaestati - tattoos and all-armoured infantry & cavalry & slingers:







The warbands:





The cavalry & chariots:





I don't expect to win. I've never yet beaten the Romans. But it should be fun. I'll post some game photos later.

donald

[Shahbahraz]

Very nice, puts me in mind of the pictures of Sue's Ancient Britons in the Purple Primer (albeit better painted and photographed.. )

[Essex Boy]

Truly awesome, Donald.

Iain

[ochoin]

My pals are providing the opposing army but I was told my Roman marching fort was needed. I've garrisoned it with some of my Newline Polybians for "eye-candy" purposes.





donald

[grizzlymc]

It looks like a lightweight version of the keeps the Peruvian army used to build against the shining path, sans wire, minefields, entrenchments, pill boxes and the reinforced concrete bunker. Lovelyt looking celts.

[Shahbahraz]

Ooh, that's nice. Lovely looking fort. But marching forts wouldn't have permanent barracks blocks.

Incidentally, Europe's largest marching fort is in Scotland.

[Essex Boy]

Good enough to eat.

E

[World2dave]

Great fort. I've always wanted one but never got round to it.

[Count Belisarius]

That's an impressive bit of kit. Looks excellent!

[Willz the Wargamer]

Beautiful looking army.



Willz.