Gladiator : Magnus Giganticus - the fighting Fortress

[nervisfr]

Hello all

Nice work Eric.

Huummm...
I´m getting behind on my project...

Keep it up my friend

Cheers

Rui

Thanks Rui for your support,
i understand your feeling....too many months of too few hobby activities gave me a lot of punch for my come back to the painting and converting of figurines.
Don't be too disappointed. In a near future, you 'll find some spare time to spend on the hobby. Question of organisation, i think 

friendly

Eric

[rumacara]

Hello all

Eric, its me who thanks for the support and those lovely ideas of converting.
Green stuff its moving but painting is not.
That boat from Bigredbat its lovelly.
We must get one of these for boarding actions with our gangs.

Cheers

Rui

[nervisfr]

Giganticus and an opponent, ready to fight for a glorius death   



for the opponent i mean   

[rumacara]

HHuuummmm...

I wonder who will win...
Good one Eric.
Actually two, sorry.

Cheers

Rui

[nervisfr]

thanks,
and now,
i have to wait for the ganesha games and their Gladiator rules......Why not in painting ?

More gladiators ...

[Chesh]

Totally awe inspiring especially the two models together.  I have spent the last hour trying to find suitable modes to try something

EDIT : I have put this on the wrong thread and meant to add it to the other one with the 'Spartacus' scene models

[nervisfr]

More victim to fight for Giganticus.

just added to new Foundry gladiators. Lightly converted (only one leg bent).   



now running to the painting details and to a glory death by the hand of our friend Maximu Giganticus
 

[rumacara]

Nice ones Eric.
Good work on these.

[nervisfr]

i'm back with this topic for a new Gladiator conversion.

the base is again a Foundry :



and now, he is running into the melee !



As simple is it possible.

The leg is bent and the sword is cut off from the figurine giving a better look than on issue from the mould.

enjoy
Eric