Victrix - Athenians, Spartans, Thebans

[Hildred Castaigne]

These ones? Scroll down the page... but they are from Warlords...

http://www.sdean-forum.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=30588

Those are some good photos there, thanks for the link.
But those are Republican Romans, I think Captain Blood was talking about very early Romans (Roman hoplites, in fact, from the sounds of it).

[Captain Blood]

Yes, these were definitely Italianate troops on the Victrix stand, not Warlord's.
They looked like early Republican Roman types to me - but to be fair, I only had a quick glance. I definitely saw sticky up feathers though, which always says Early Roman to my untutored eye...
Maybe they were Volscians, Samnites or something along those lines

[cram]

Anybody know if these will fit in ok size wise with the Foundry Greeks?

[Captain Blood]

Don't think they've been seen in the flesh yet, only as 3 ups.

[cram]

Ok thanks.  Got quite a few Foundry so I've got my fingers crossed I will be able to mix them, time will tell.

[Hildred Castaigne]

Any word on the release date?
Also, have any details come along on the Romans/Etruscans?

[Kingscarbine]

I've been wanting to have a go at the Hoplomachia for some time. If the figs are good I may start building some units for the Peloponnesian war.

http://perfectcaptain.50megs.com/hoplomachia.html

[Engel]

In my wargames illustrated they said the Greeks should be released this summer, no exact date Im afraid.

[Engel]

It gets closer and closer...

http://www.victrixlimited.com/index.php

[Chairface]

So pretty! 

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Wow..so awesome 

[tomek917]

Oh no! I already have so many projects and so little time!

But these are just too good!

[Captain Blood]

By golly these look good. I've no use for them whatsoever, but I fear I shan't be able to resist a box just to make and paint a few 

[Engel]

Haha, that’s just great. I know that feeling.

I absolutely have no use for these, I have plenty of other projects.
But why o why do I want plastic Greeks now?

[Aaron]

Hmm...these might work for a little Magna Graeca action in Sicily.