Or rather 'the shape of things that are already here', if only my existing Greeks and Persians were not of the 15mm (midget) variety. A couple of 25/28mm Warloard Games cast offs (well twelve all told) from a fellow wargamer have come my way and I just had to put a couple of them together. Just to see what they were really like you understand (see below):
Funky chaps, the "Spara with Bara" (laid flat, see below):
The good thing about plastic is that it urges you to paint quick and a little bit sloppy, so these chaps may see a bit of colour yet (see below):
So far I have resisted but only because of my pre-existing 15mm metals, but if ranges such as "Biblical" or "Chariot" boxes appear I may well be camping out at the head of the queue.
3 comments:
let there be light Geordie!
Its a hard thing changing from one type of material to another. You could just field two different armies to save all the hassle!
Looking forward to seeing 'em painted Geordie; must admit, I'm split down the middle over plastic or metal myself...
Monty i think I can only justify it if the period is new or "needed" for the rules
My 1/300 and 20mm WW2 collections can justify there existence thus ;)
Paul: WW2 is never far away from my thoughts (I have a Fairey Battle long overdue to make and I have not taken to the table with my 20mm kit in such a long time!
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