I've been painting again and this time I have added some more allied infantry to my Republican Roman army. I wanted these to look ordered and professional but with a variety of shield designs that stand out. These are regular sized units so will have a little more staying power than my small Roman units. Lets hope they give me the edge in my next battle with the Young Padawan!
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| As well as being very colourful they will add some much needed strength to my ranks. |
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| Two Allied Infantry units. |
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| All the shields are hand painted using one of my water proof ink pens and finished with a 000 brush! |
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| The rear of the units. |
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| I posted this picture earlier on Facebook. The pound coin clearly shows the scale to those less familiar with 1/300th or 6mm. |
Some great pictures there, Lee. The close up on the shields is quite inspiring. Before I had the hoplites for my Macedonian army but no pens, now I've got the pens I don't have any more hoplites to paint.
ReplyDeleteThese look superb Lee. You must have a steady hand. Will consider the ink pen when I start on the 30 or so stands of hoplites I have waiting to be painted.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Ross
Most impressive job, so many wonderful details!
ReplyDeleteVery nice mate. I really do like this 6mm thrill you are providing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful unit!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work and as you mentioned on Facebook, all done with the brush, brill
ReplyDeleteIan
Fantastic work, Lee!
ReplyDeleteLittle mini marvels Lee!
ReplyDeleteGlad you've got into 6mm in a big way Lee. We'll be at Joy of 6 in Sheffield next Sunday doing The Bridge at Remagen and I'm using explosion markers based on your desert markers (just a bit bigger as they're representing the bridge going up!).
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