The Loose Association of Wargamers

After my last personal indulgence in building a Romano British infantry force for the pleasure of building and painting rather than just for gaming, I found it so enjoyable I went on to make some cavalry.With a box each of GB late Romans and dark age cavalry plus all the bits from the infantry boxes combined. Now I completed those and learned a lot about working in 28mm in the process.When I finished, I had a few figures left over so went to work with knives and drills and green stuff to make a few late Romans to accompany that purchase that started all this. You can find the story of these guys at http://flownlegions.blogspot.com/2019/0 ... think.html
here's the usual come on picture..

Very splendid, Curley.

Oh yes, I like those a lot.

Very nicely done

Indeed, what CB said.

Wonderful stuff, although you are straying from the path of COTOTS.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Wed Jan 16, 2019 7:27 am Wonderful stuff, although you are straying from the path of COTOTS.

They're just 'large 6mm"...

Scale creep is getting out of hand.

many thanks for the comments guys . was the cream on the milk for a project aimed at me enjoying modelling and painting rather than a rush to the wargames table. Grizz I'm short on inspiration for gaming subjects in my preferred scales at the moment..

Two notions with which I dabble, at the thinking and planning level, in 6mm are Arthurian and Ottomans. I've also a mind to do something like the Wingco's bush wars notion.