Romano-Dacian Battle Casualties

[carojon]

Work continues with the Romano-Dacian collection with the addition of some battle casualties designed to litter the table once the action starts getting close and personal.



I really think that wargames can look even better with this simple addition to what I would describe as another type of table top terrain or simply with the figures mixed into the units themselves.



If you would like to know more then just follow the link to JJ's

https://jjwargames.blogspot.com/2019/03/romano-dacian-battle-casualties.html

Jonathan (JJ)

[James Morris]

Great job there. I agree that this kind of thing really adds to the look of a game, especially if you’re playing battles where whole units may be removed.

[carojon]

Hi James,
Absolutely, its an area of wargaming that has always surprised me somewhat in that I have seen some fantastic looking games in my time with exquisite figures and terrain and with a lavish attention to detail often excepting this one area.

Thanks for your comment
JJ

[Dr. Zombie]

They look great.

I have also always felt that the dead really add some life to a battlefield.

I have started a bit on making my own casualties. The trouble is that once you have painted your entire army the motivation for painting it again only dead is hard to find.

[Pinno]

These are fantastic! 

[DintheDin]

Many congratulations! You did a great job!

[The Inscrutable Dr. Huang]

I used to play with some American War Between the States gamers. They used casualty figures for every stand destroyed. It was a really neat way to track the course of the battle over the field/table.