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Miniatures Adventure => Age of Myths, Gods and Empires => Topic started by: Suetonius Paullinus on October 30, 2016, 05:20:27 PM
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I've tried out a slightly different paint scheme for them today and inspired by my recent trip to Hadrian's Wall I wanted them to have Renedra's lovely new bases.
Problem were the rather thick integrated bases..cutting them off made the figures appear really small-ish so I decided to carve them into flagstones and hope they blend in enough to 'disappear'.
(http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m146/CiaphasCain_album/Gripping%20Beast%20Late%20Romans/A4088301-BA34-401A-9BC5-F2922299A6FE_zpsxq3i0qk8.jpg) (http://s103.photobucket.com/user/CiaphasCain_album/media/Gripping%20Beast%20Late%20Romans/A4088301-BA34-401A-9BC5-F2922299A6FE_zpsxq3i0qk8.jpg.html)
What do you think?
Cheers
SP
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Looks okay to me.
I myself cut off the bases, be they plastic or lead, and glue the figures on a washer to paint. After painting I stick them on their scenic base.
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Looks good. From the picture I wouldn't have noticed if you would not have mentioned it.
Your painting style helps, too.
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Excellent work - they look very good. Great paint scheme and I love the bases. Gives me ideas for bases of troops on the walls of fortified camps.
Thanks
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Hi SP,
Lovely painting! I'm thinking about trying some of these- how do they compare with the Gripping Beast metals for size? Are the shields similar to the smaller GB shield size, or the larger?
Cheers, Simon
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Very nice indeed, I'm waiting for plastic Late Roman cav myself.
Dave.
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I think they are very slightly smaller than the smaller of the 2 shield sizes on the metal legionaries, but pretty close. I would check with GB if the transfers for those shields would fit, they might, because the plastic rims are a bit thinner than the metal.
Al
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Thanks- I've ordered some to have a look.
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Good job on the basing it works well.
Nice brush work too! :-*
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Minis and basing look great :-*