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Miniatures Adventure => Age of Myths, Gods and Empires => Topic started by: Captain Blood on September 29, 2013, 09:16:15 AM

Title: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Captain Blood on September 29, 2013, 09:16:15 AM
Well, the evil triumvirate of Malamute, Jimbibbly and Dr De’ath, seduced me into a game of Furt’s intriguing new gladiator rules, Blood on the Sands.
Once I started to get the gist, I really enjoyed it. (Well done Furt – ingenious mechanics, and full of flavour).

Despite the fact that they’ve gone for 40mm scale - in which there is bugger-all choice of figures... and despite swearing I wouldn’t get involved, obviously I have.
Yes, pitifully weak-willed, I know.

And so, the upstart ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus, launches itself onto the fight market…

Thus, without further ado, I give you, from the House of Sanguinus – the one, the only: Maximus the Gaul!
(Feel free to chant ‘Maximus! Maximus! Maximus!’)


(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_29_09_13_10_02_18_0.jpg)

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_29_09_13_10_02_18_1.jpg)

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_29_09_13_10_02_18_2.jpg)

A gladiator of the Thracian school with one kill already under his belt (sorry James), any resemblance to characters fictional or otherwise is purely co-incidental.
And let me emphasise he is a GAUL, not a SPANIARD. Or an AUSTRALIAN.

Thanks to Malamutius Calvus for the free transfer of the slave in question. The figure is from the Battle Honours 40mm range, and it’s curiously flat if you look at it from the side. I think it’s meant to be Russell Crowe, but since it looks nothing like him anyway, that’s alright. Interesting painting a 40mm figure for a change – definitely a slightly different approach to 28mm required.

I’ve adapted his gladius to create a Thracian’s curved sica, and swapped his large round shield for a 28mm Aventine legionary shield - which on the 40mm scale figure, works passably well as a rectangular parma. His shield bears the ‘running boar’ motif of his native Gallia.
I know he’s not strictly armoured as a Thraex – but hey, this is Hollywood: use your imagination.

Here is his monument...

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_29_09_13_10_15_37.jpg)

Even more imagination will be required for my second gladiator, which will be – wait for it: a girl. Yes, a gladiatrix in the style of a hoplomachus. Stand by for gratuitous nudity.
I’m sure you can guess which figure this will be, because let’s face it, there’s not a huge choice of Greek hoplite babes in 40mm…  ::)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Mason on September 29, 2013, 10:02:28 AM
He looks great, Oh Dominus of House Sanguinus.
Love that armour!
 :-* :-*

And welcome to the dark side.
40mm gladiators are a nice detour from all that 28mm lark, easier on the eyes too.


Now, if I could just get some time to paint mine I would offer challenge!
 :D

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Furt on September 29, 2013, 11:01:07 AM
Great figure Richard.  :-*

I'm loving the fact that you gents have to use a bit of spit, greenstuff and imagination to get some of these BIG gladiators on the table.

I have already heard about the victory of this tiro Gaul, against a certain Murmillo of the House of Bibulus the Flos. Rumor has it that the Murmillo was of a higher rank as well. A victory to be proud of - Maximus, Maximus, Maximus!

Welcome to the arena Richard.  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on September 29, 2013, 11:14:59 AM
Well done, Richard, lovely paintwork, like it a lot.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Malamute on September 29, 2013, 11:48:09 AM
Maximus, Maximus, Maximus!

Nice work, can't wait to see him in his next fight perhaps against a more worthy opponent. ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Ray Earle on September 29, 2013, 02:54:48 PM
Very nice Captain.  :D

Even at 40mm his likeness to a certain drunken, brawling Aussie isn't immediately apparent.  ;D

Throw the sculptor to the lions!!!!

All my gladiators are going to look like dwarves alongside these 40mm offerings...  :'(
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Gibby on September 29, 2013, 03:07:43 PM
Very nice!
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: OSHIROmodels on September 29, 2013, 05:17:07 PM
I was robbed  ;D

Very nice Richard, now the questions is, can you be tempted to purchase an arena to fight in  ;)

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on September 29, 2013, 06:05:20 PM
Welcome to the arena Richard.  ;)

Thanks Frank. I've avoided gladiators for a long time. It's only your tasty new rules that have hooked me in, so keep up the great work!


Very nice Richard, now the questions is, can you be tempted to purchase an arena to fight in  ;)

Possibly... Why? Do we know anybody that makes them? ;)

Nice work, can't wait to see him in his next fight perhaps against a more worthy opponent. ;)

Good heavens no. I only want to pit Maximus against no-hopers...  :D

So, are we going to do that thing where, if our gladiators die in the arena, we actually smash the figure with a hammer? It would certainly introduce a more realistic edge to proceedings...  lol

Okay. How about, if one dies, he has to get a new paintjob before he can be reincarnated? :)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Elbows on September 29, 2013, 07:04:52 PM
Maximus Thraex Incest!  lol

Lovely paint work.  I like the Gaul inspire shield a lot!
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Helen on September 29, 2013, 08:51:23 PM
Nice work Richard...great colours used.

Helen
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Mad Doc Morris on September 30, 2013, 09:13:12 AM
You've finally succumbed, that's good news.
And a nice paintjob there. Feels a bit wasted, though, on an… awful figure. Suum cuique, of course. ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on September 30, 2013, 01:09:54 PM
:)

Fair enough. I don't think he's too bad, although he is quite wooden and definitely somewhat flat!
Truth is, I think these sculpts are a good 10 years old - possibly nearer 15. And the larger scale is rather less forgiving than in 28mm.
Beggars can't be choosers though  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: jdeleonardis on September 30, 2013, 02:08:49 PM
:)

Fair enough. I don't think he's too bad, although he is quite wooden and definitely somewhat flat!
Truth is, I think these sculpts are a good 10 years old - possibly nearer 15. And the larger scale is rather less forgiving than in 28mm.
Beggars can't be choosers though  ;)

Gorgeous - sculpting has changed a lot in 15 years, and you have done a great job with an older piece!  Id never go with 40mm - im not good enough!
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Mason on September 30, 2013, 02:12:44 PM
Fair enough. I don't think he's too bad, although he is quite wooden and definitely somewhat flat!

What with all this recent practice converting every single participant from the War of the Roses, I would have expected you to convert him if was a little boring and 'flat'..... ::)

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Mad Doc Morris on September 30, 2013, 02:26:48 PM
Truth is, I think these sculpts are a good 10 years old - possibly nearer 15. And the larger scale is rather less forgiving than in 28mm.
Beggars can't be choosers though  ;)

True indeed. If you're happy with these sculpts it's all that matters. I just wondered why you (or rather your forebears in the guise of Malamutius, Bibulus etc.) haven't upped your game and acquired some 54 mils. No great leap from 40's really. And there are some lovely models, e.g. the ones from Pegaso. Less pricey and also quite serviceable were Alpha Miniatures (now BlackCat). Would have loved to see your rendition of these.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on September 30, 2013, 02:28:43 PM
I'm just following the herd Doc  ;)

What with all this recent practice converting every single participant from the War of the Roses, I would have expected you to convert him if was a little boring and 'flat'..... ::)

Ah, now if only someone made plastic gladiators... What a conversion-fest we could have then  :)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: OSHIROmodels on September 30, 2013, 05:35:44 PM
Ah, now if only someone made plastic gladiators... What a conversion-fest we could have then  :)

Now that's a good idea for a kickstarter  ;)

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Furt on September 30, 2013, 10:13:45 PM

Ah, now if only someone made plastic gladiators... What a conversion-fest we could have then  :)

Now that would be great. It would provide a plethora of weapon, shield and helmet counters as well.

But they would have to be in 28mm of course.  ;)

Gorgeous - sculpting has changed a lot in 15 years, and you have done a great job with an older piece!  Id never go with 40mm - im not good enough!

I agree totally with this, concerning the work of all of the "40mm crowd". The unpainted minis look pretty ordinary and dated, but given a great lick of paint, they come up a treat. Kudos to you all for using this line and making them work.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Malamute on October 01, 2013, 08:25:40 AM
Personally speaking as a diehard 28mm fan I really like the larger scale for this type of game. Where you are only using two figures at a time I think 40mm is more effective (or even 54mm, But let's not go there just yet ;)).

I first purchased these Trident Designs/Battle Honours figures about ten years ago at Salute when they first came out. They sat languishing in a box until Frank started to post about BoTS back in the summer. I have during the intervening years bought (and sold) the 28mm Foundry Gladiators and also have the Crusader figures.

I decided to slap some paint on them and they came alive. Yes they are not the most advanced sculpts and are showing their age, but they still have a certain charm about them. The choices are limited, but with some green stuff and a little imagination we are coming up with all the required Gladiator classes.

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on October 01, 2013, 09:39:53 AM
Maximus gets his second outing tonight. Let's hope he's still alive this time tomorrow  ::)  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Malamute on October 01, 2013, 09:41:10 AM
Maximus gets his second outing tonight. Let's hope he's still alive this time tomorrow  ::)  ;)

Yes, or he'll be crushed by hammer or torn about by pliers ;) lol
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on October 01, 2013, 09:54:15 AM
:'(

Maybe that wasn't such a great idea on reflection  lol
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Malamute on October 01, 2013, 09:55:15 AM
:'(

Maybe that wasn't such a great idea on reflection  lol

It will certainly add a new dynamic to the game  :o lol
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Ray Earle on October 01, 2013, 10:09:15 AM
A certain flat, misshapen dynamic...  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Furt on October 01, 2013, 11:10:45 AM
Yes, or he'll be crushed by hammer or torn about by pliers ;) lol

I'm glad we don't do that in our games - I'd have no miniatures left!  :o
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Lowtardog on October 01, 2013, 11:21:29 AM
Lovely work as per the norm (or should that be Rome) I am not surte on figures as I think they are indeed a good 15 years old orignally sure it was a small company who owned these together with some Romano British saxons etc, someone like flishing blade I think.

how about conversion potential with these little beauties, quite old now however rmember a mate using their for skirmishes based on the Rome TV series ;D

http://www.sashandsaber.com/catalog40CGW.php4

Maybe a few bits in here could be used too

http://www.oldgloryuk.com/disp_items.php?m=43&sh=2


http://www.fighting15sshop.co.uk/40mm-718-c.asp

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on October 02, 2013, 07:55:23 PM
Will check those out Karl - thanks  :)

Well, sad to report, on his second outing, Maximus nearly died. Fighting an overweight German Hoplomachus called Gunther the Gross, Maximus started well, getting a snick in with his sica to inflict a couple of wounds. After that, it was all downhill. Maximus' skill level and fame was no match for the additional strength and weight of the German, not to mention his long spear. Two rounds and it was all over. I never rolled so many dismal dice in my life. Maximus went down with a disabled leg, followed by a plethora of wounds to his torso. Twice disabled, flat on his back, disarmed, unshielded, and trying to fight back with his bare fists, carrying 14 wounds (strangely only 2 of which bled!), Maximus decided to avoid a permanent crippling or hideous disembowelment, by appealing for missio. Which luckily, was granted by the mob. Just. So, Maximus, by the skin of his teeth, much chastened, and in a pretty bad way, returns to the ludus to lick his wounds and learn from his mistakes. But be assured - he'll be back.

Still an interesting, flavoursome and enjoyable game though. But ultimately, like many miniature wargames, it does bring home the basic truth that it's all very dependent on not rolling consistently crap dice. Irrespective of tactics, rolling seven dice and getting seven fails (a couple of times in succession), is always going to do for you  ::)

Happily, I then launched a new gladiator, Arminius the Murmillo - a German brute of my own. He was up against a cowardly Hoplomachus whose name escapes me. Having learned from his stablemate's bitter fate and misfortune, Arminius used the first opportunity to break his opponent's spear - and miraculously (given that he too was cursed with a run of crap dice), succeeded. After that, it was all just a matter of time. For a coward, his opponent put up a surprisingly game defence with his dagger and buckler, but before long he was down and begging for mercy, which again - was granted. A magnanimous crowd in the arena last night, even if Lady Fortuna was absent...

But Arminius... Now I have high hopes for him...

;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: OSHIROmodels on October 02, 2013, 08:30:22 PM
Aha, so all those denarii did serve a purpose  ;)

Good little read there Richard, any pictures of the defeated lanista to gloat over?  ;D

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Furt on October 02, 2013, 10:20:57 PM
At least Maximus was spared Richard, it sounds like it could have been much worse for him, what with 14 wounds!

The hopes of the Ludus Sanguinus lie with Arminius then? Watch that one though, he doesn't sound very trustworthy...

Arminius' tactic to break his opponent's spear is often overlooked, but instantly removes a Hoplomachus' advantage from the fight. Well done Arminius.

Still an interesting, flavoursome and enjoyable game though. But ultimately, like many miniature wargames, it does bring home the basic truth that it's all very dependent on not rolling consistently crap dice. Irrespective of tactics, rolling seven dice and getting seven fails (a couple of times in succession), is always going to do for you  ::)

Agreed, rolling crap dice is the bane of my existence. I have often built up my dice pool for a match winning attack, then roll the fistful of dice and score nada.  :(

As a note, the Bleeding rules are supposed to simulate cutting or stabbing a major blood vessel or artery. Of course every wound bleeds, but not every wound bleeds enough to hamper a gladiator. Wounds that aren't Bleeding have basically hit muscle, which can take quite a bit of stabbing and cutting.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on October 03, 2013, 02:09:22 PM

As a note, the Bleeding rules are supposed to simulate cutting or stabbing a major blood vessel or artery. Of course every wound bleeds, but not every wound bleeds enough to hamper a gladiator. Wounds that aren't Bleeding have basically hit muscle, which can take quite a bit of stabbing and cutting.


Thanks Frank. Makes total sense when you explain it.
Maybe consider referring to it a 'blood loss' or 'major blood loss' rather than 'bleeding' per se?
Just a thought :)


Aha, so all those denarii did serve a purpose  ;)

I'm blaming you James... Since you weren't there with your customary dismal dice luck, the hex must have passed onto me! Come back soon - all is forgiven ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus
Post by: Captain Blood on October 10, 2013, 09:58:06 PM
The House of Sanguinus springs back from the surprise mauling of Maximus the Gaul, to flaunt its latest acquisition.

One bout - one stunning victory. First of many. This slave is a natural born killer.

Be afraid, all you who tread the sands of the arena.

He. Is. Coming.

The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus gives you:

Arminius - Murmillo!

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_10_10_13_10_49_37.jpg)

Coming soon to an arena near you.

And yes, he's 40mm 8)

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Mason on October 10, 2013, 10:01:12 PM
Looks like a bloody mean bastard, mate.
Nice paintjob.
 :-*

And what exactly is occuring with that base....?
 8)





(You may want to check your paints, though, they seem to be cracking when they dry..... ::)).
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Captain Blood on October 10, 2013, 10:04:53 PM
lol

He comes with his very own 'rostra victrix' - the winner's podium. As it happens, it's exactly the same size as Bibbly's laser-cut bases, so I thought I might as well use it. Gives him a bit of height advantage too, obviously ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Ray Earle on October 10, 2013, 10:12:08 PM
Arminius? More like Arnie-mus!

Look at the size of the muscles on that!!  :o

Nice paintwork Cap'n.  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Mason on October 10, 2013, 10:12:52 PM
Where is he from?

(And please dont say Thrace or somesuch.... ;)).

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Ray Earle on October 10, 2013, 10:15:23 PM
Where is he from?

(And please dont say Thrace or somesuch.... ;)).



Grimsby?
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: OSHIROmodels on October 10, 2013, 10:18:02 PM
It's a prepainted plastic toy isn't it  ;D

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Captain Blood on October 10, 2013, 10:29:00 PM
Pure Evil Miniatures.
Shown as heroic 32mm, but he's a good 40mm tall. He's a different shape to the Battle Honours figures. Actually - notwithstanding the fantasy style muscles - he's a bit more realistically proportioned. Head the right size in relation to body etc. He's a resin figure. Came within 24 hours of ordering. Beautiful casting.

I've just got a couple of bits of detail to finish on him, and then you can see him in his pure, unadulterated form - and alongside Maximus for scale.

He is a magnificent hunk of flesh, I have to say...  ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: OSHIROmodels on October 10, 2013, 10:58:09 PM
He is a magnificent hunk of flesh, I have to say...  ;)

At £6.99 he should be  :o

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Malamute on October 10, 2013, 11:15:25 PM
A nice find, lovely thighs too. :)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Furt on October 11, 2013, 03:29:57 AM
He is a BIG man! Let's see him in the flesh proper.

The House of Sanguinus springs back from the surprise mauling of Maximus the Gaul, to flaunt its latest acquisition.

One bout - one stunning victory. First of many. This slave is a natural born killer.

Be afraid, all you who tread the sands of the arena.

He. Is. Coming.

The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus gives you:


I like his intro too Richard - gotta love a bit of spin doctoring. 

I've been eying off this brute from Pure Evil, should I take BotS into the realm of fantasy, as some ogre or giant gladiator.

(http://www.pureevilminiatures.com/uploads/1/6/4/5/16456446/1584579_orig.jpg?249)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Mason on October 11, 2013, 06:08:52 AM
A nice find, lovely thighs too. :)

Only you would say that.
And you wonder why...... ::)

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: OSHIROmodels on October 11, 2013, 07:02:24 AM
And you wonder why...... ::)

 lol lol lol
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Malamute on October 11, 2013, 11:23:01 AM
Only you would say that.
And you wonder why...... ::)



Anything to amuse you. ;)

Richard, did you buy just this one, or did you pick up any of the other figures? The Myrmillo they show also looks very suitable.

I have been keeping my eye on the recent Kickstarter for Arena Rex, another fantasy Gladiator game. They have a very nice 35mm Secutor and Myrmillo in their range. It has raised its Kickstarter amount, so hope to see those in production soon.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Captain Blood on October 11, 2013, 12:39:46 PM
Just got one to sart with. Wanted to see how he'd scale up. He's actually a Thraex, but I fiddled his sica into a gladius. I may well get the other one too. But perhaps not the huge fat creatures which are much more in the fantasy mould...
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Malamute on October 11, 2013, 12:45:48 PM
Looking forward to seeing him in action three weeks today :o

I had best get on and finish painting my new recruits as well.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (Fresh Meat 10/10)
Post by: Captain Blood on October 12, 2013, 10:15:20 AM
Here is Arminius finished, in all his muscle-bound, homoerotic glory...  ;)


(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_12_10_13_11_08_39_3.JPG)

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_12_10_13_11_08_39_1.JPG)

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_12_10_13_11_08_39_2.JPG)

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_12_10_13_11_08_39_0.JPG)

And a size comparison alongside Maximus. As you can see, notwithstanding the fact that Arminius stands upon the rostra victor ludorum, there's not much in it heightwise, although the stature of the figures is quite different.

Does make the old metal figure look a tad rustic by comparison I'm afraid - but to be fair, he's not really the best of the 40mm Battle Honours gladiators...

(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/14/577_12_10_13_11_08_40_4.JPG)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Mason on October 12, 2013, 10:21:31 AM
Great paintjob, Richard!
Wonderful job on that flesh*
 :-* :-* :-*


He does seem to match up fairly well with the other fella.
Will let perfectly fine on the 'sands'.
 8)



*Mama Mute should be very pleased.
 ;)
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Furt on October 12, 2013, 10:34:10 AM
Nicely done and their size in not unlike, but the proportions are a little different.

He certainly is an imposing fella. And what a six pack - actually I think he's brought the whole case!!  :o

I wish him all the luck in the arena.
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: OSHIROmodels on October 12, 2013, 10:43:17 AM
I wish him all the luck in the arena.

I don't  >:D

cheers

James
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Mason on October 12, 2013, 10:48:10 AM
I don't  >:D

 lol lol

Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Furt on October 12, 2013, 10:50:04 AM
I don't  >:D


Point taken.  lol
Title: Re: The ludus of T. Capitanus Sanguinus (ARMINIUS HIC EST 12/10)
Post by: Malamute on October 12, 2013, 11:47:47 AM




*Mama Mute should be very pleased.
 ;)

A little too butch for my tastes. ;)

Great job. Now looking forward to the Gladiatrix. :D