7 AD - somewhere in Germania (upd. 14.06.15 - more Germans)

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks Alex 

Thinking about it I suppose being exposed a lot of the time (which these chaps would be) would give you a tan.

For the terrain, are you going for purely historical or with a twist of fantasy?

cheers

James

[Prof.Witchheimer]

For the terrain, are you going for purely historical or with a twist of fantasy?

Definitely historical. Something like that on the pics.

[OSHIROmodels]

Looking forward to it 

cheers

James

[Faber]

Looking forward to it 

ditto! Have you started some building?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

ditto! Have you started some building?

not yet, first painting of the figures, still a lot to do

[mikeygees]

That'll be sweet.  Your idea is definately a paradigm shift in ancients gaming. At least for me.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Put together all the suitable civilians I've got, Foundry and Black Tree Design. 13 figures.

BTD ones are actually Celts (if I'm not wrong) but I'd say the'll do it for Germania as well.

[Admiral Benbow]

Alex, what are you using to fix the figures onto the painting sticks? Is it a glue, or just some kind of blue-tack? If the latter, is it strong enough to hold the miniature through painting?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Alex, what are you using to fix the figures onto the painting sticks? Is it a glue, or just some kind of blue-tack? If the latter, is it strong enough to hold the miniature through painting?

Michael, it's just wood glue.

[aggro84]

Wow Prof! 

This project is turning out even better than I thought it would be.

[Hammers]

Michael, it's just wood glue.

I use hot glue. Works well.

[Faber]

I use hot glue. Works well.

I know, it's a part of the Hammer Industries Corkmeister 2000 System. I've studied mate

[Prof.Witchheimer]

I use hot glue. Works well.

never tried it, and to be honest I‘m not sure I know what is it. Is it that with the glue gun?

[Hammers]

never tried it, and to be honest I‘m not sure I know what is it. Is it that with the glue gun?

Yeah. A flexible tough bond which dries quickly. Not too difficult to pry loose.

[Hammers]

I know, it's a part of the Hammer Industries Corkmeister 2000 System. I've studied mate

Glad to hear I am not preaching to deaf ears.