WG Plaky Romans

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 WG Plaky Romans.

[OSHIROmodels]

'Plaky', now there's a term I haven't heard in a while  

They look very nice indeed  

There's plenty of movement which in some roman units you don't see.

cheers

James

*edit for rather bizarre English  *

[voltan]

cracking job

[Paul]

Very nice brushwork on those plaky romans 

'Plaky', now there's a term I haven't heard in a while  

Nor me... and I´ve definately never seen it written down.

[Svennn]

Superb looking unit Red.  How you ever summed up the momentum to even start let alone stick with a project of these I will never know but the results were worthwhile to say the least.

I raise you all a "plaggy"

[robh]

They have come out really well, considering the pretty shoddy figures that you started with. Great job.

But I was under the impression that it was spelt "placcy"

[bigredbat]

Not my favourite minis, but what a fine paintjob you've done!  Especially good on the faces.

Cheers, SImon

[Steve F]

Excellent painting there. and the unit looks great as a whole.

I raise you all a "plaggy"

But I was under the impression that it was spelt "placcy"

"Plaggy bag", certainly (Midlands, 30-40 years ago), but often the hard-c sound too.

But how to spell it?  "Plaky" falls foul of the general guideline that a single consonant is preceded by a long vowel, so it risks being pronounced "playk-ey".  "Placcy" calls to mind the Italianate "cc" sound pronounced as a soft "ch".  Can we compromise on "plakky", perhaps?

[OSHIROmodels]

I've no idea how it is spelt but it's definitely the hard version 

cheers

James