Wargames Atlantic 28mm Gangs/Citizens of Rome

[Tim Haslam]

I’ve also got some Foundry Roman slaves.
I’ll probably use Wargames Atlantic STL files for the actual gladiator leaders.
With a bit of conversion.
I could really do with some of the Foundry German wicker shields.

[anton ryzbak]

let me look in my spares bin, I might have some African shields from their darkest Africa range that would fit the bill. Are you in the US?

[cadbren]

Those African shields are really nice.

[Freelancer]

Its certainly a handy kit. Most of these are made from it:

[Too Bo Coo]

Its certainly a handy kit. Most of these are made from it:

😍 SUPER!!

[dadlamassu]

Great stuff.  I like the poses and colours. 

Who makes the lady in blue with the amphora?

[Easy E]

A puppet!  Sweet! All we need is someone wielding a fish and we have a Mordheim cross-over too! 



I am thinking about this boxed set for a Slave Revolt themed forces as well. Great stuff.

[Aethelflaeda was framed]

A wicker shield is really easy to make from green stuff or even card stock. Texture the hell out of it with a needle or wire brush.  You can probably make dozens in the time it takes you to find the stl, load it and print.  I think GrippingBeast even casts them separately…see if you can get them from them if you aren’t so inclined to make your own.

[ithoriel]

A puppet!  Sweet! All we need is someone wielding a fish and we have a Mordheim cross-over too! 

 

I am thinking about this boxed set for a Slave Revolt themed forces as well. Great stuff.

A puppeteer is one of the special characters who can be used in a game. Rummaging through my lead mountain I came across a slave carrying a large fish, no idea where it came from and the casting is rather crude by modern standards but he may still make an appearance one day.

[cadbren]

Great stuff.  I like the poses and colours. 

Who makes the lady in blue with the amphora?

Warlord Games - Early Imperial Romans: Slave Girls

[carlos marighela]

Those are rather nice! WA seem to have fixed their issues with shouders angles and joins too.

[Freelancer]

Great stuff.  I like the poses and colours. 

Who makes the lady in blue with the amphora?

She is a slave girl that Warlord  games produce https://us.warlordgames.com/products/early-imperial-romans-slave-girls

[dadlamassu]

Thanks, the slave girls will be in my next order.