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Miniatures Adventure => Age of Myths, Gods and Empires => Topic started by: Orctrader on March 19, 2014, 10:18:58 PM
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Not sure who sculpted these and I think they are post "golden age" of the Foundry sculptors, so looking for opinions?
LINK (http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/our-ranges/civilians-18th-century-and-ancients/ancient-civilians-collection-bcciv003)
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Many of them are based on Copplestone dollies, darkest Africa and such, kind of conversion. Got them all and painted a lot of them for the LPL6. Love them, great bunch of nice sculpts.
Though nobles and townsfolk are definitely by another sculptor and they're not that good.
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Some of them from my LPL entries
(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s06/Prof_05_In_the_Province_of_Rome.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s06/Prof_06_farmers_defending.jpg)
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I've got CIV013 and it is very nice sculpting-wise. Pegged to be background crowd for my Troy market someday...
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Thanks chaps. :)
Prof's painted versions look stonking to me. :)
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Yes, the paint jobs are lovely!
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The Prof's work brings them to life, stunning painting and cracking sculpts 8).
Just right for capturing everyday life within the Empire and all those civil disputes, uprisings and rebellions within the empire or guarding and defending against attack from those from outside the Empire
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I wich i could reach that painting quality some day :)
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if you need a mass of ancient civilians go to Victrix new box of light infantry.....
a few conversions and you are at the head of a slave army...... lol
and for the price of 1,5 x a foundry blister :o