In the streets of Rome

[rumacara]

Lovelly minis.
The pict converted is my favorite. Great idea.

[nervisfr]

many thanks to you, it's the one you gave me my friend...

 

Paint job do the work of convertion this time. No much cutter play 

[rumacara]

Sometimes they are the best convertions my friend.

[nervisfr]

a little step to the end :



A new (half) roman home made from a carboard box, to place, with several other ones, in the background of the table for gaming.

back view :



The roof will glue to the house after the complete paintjob 

Cheers
Eric

[rumacara]

Well done Eric.
Lovelly house.
How many with this one?

[nervisfr]

euh...........
don't know exactly.   
I have some still in the building opreations and a few completly finished.
I have 4 more like that one (background purpose) at the starting point.
and an arena too.

Cheers
Eric

[duivelindoosje]

guess a game is needed :-)

[nervisfr]

i know but i don't want to start any play test until i don't have a full set of buildings to create a good game...

 

and have a lot of fun and pictures....


 

[Irregular Wars Nic]

What another awesome and inspiring thread!

Love the cobbled/bricked bases.

[nervisfr]

some new thugs for the dark side of the.........street 



the left hand is a Redoubt Troyan slinger with a homemade club .

The clubs are made with a piece of a paper clip with glue added : Pattex then superglue and you get a strong wood club. Chimical reaction in fact).

The right guy has a Westwind head (so appreciate by Rumacara).
His body is a BTD nude Greek hoplite.

 

Cheers
Eric

[rumacara]

The right guy has a Westwind head (so appreciate by Rumacara).

Now you see how they look nice.

Well done mon ami.

[nervisfr]

A new add to my terrain Project



Caesar Imperator Statue !

Or something like that.....
 

[tyrionhalfman]

Nice statue.what model have you used?

[nervisfr]

thank.

It's a kinder egg toy about the french comics Asterix and Obelix   
he was glued on a wood block (stolen to my 6 years daughter) and bases on mdf.
The copplestone is sculpted directly on the wood with an engraving pen (hot pen like for wood/glass engraving).

the statue is brush with tiling glue and then painted.

Eric

[rumacara]

Nice aditions Eric.