Hi gents,
Love them or hate them the Romans have given us plenty.But when it comes to collecting it gives me a problem to many different eras.I have a late republic army I want a late Roman army and not sure I can resist an early imperial army at some time in the future. Then a few weeks back these 3rd century Romans were transferred to the Anderson Collection via Saxon Dog. bloody Romans!.
Love them or hate them the Romans have given us plenty.But when it comes to collecting it gives me a problem to many different eras.I have a late republic army I want a late Roman army and not sure I can resist an early imperial army at some time in the future. Then a few weeks back these 3rd century Romans were transferred to the Anderson Collection via Saxon Dog. bloody Romans!.
Roman Command by Dave Imre |
Barbarians by James Roach |
I live quite near the Antonine wall were some of this kind of action took place. |
Dave did a good amount of casualties on the bases which I really like. |
Transfers on the shields cut down on the brush work. |
I think the cataphracts are by brian Philips another great painter. |
Phil Olley painted chariot fits the scene well. |
I woundn,t like to be in that front line. |
A close up of the action |
Cavalry coming to save the day. I am painting hussite foot today so back to that now. Thanks for having a look. Willie |
Great looking collection of Romans - and Barbarians. Quite the dilemma about different looks on the Romans - that's what happens when an empire last so long; not to mention the earlier incarnation as a Republic. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteHard to choose Dean!
DeleteSo, did SD paint these? Looks like his style. Great stuff as always.
ReplyDeleteNot Sd as far as I am aware but agree style the same!
DeleteVery cool! Loving the A&As, that is a great range. And James does great plaid!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Simon
There are nice Simon, but you will always be the man when it comes to Rome!
DeleteI am amazed at the size, quality and variety of your collection. Eye candy all the way.
ReplyDeleteCheers Pat,I was over on your blog today great stuff. I should have put a link up the other day! http://www.blogger.com/profile/06621423467123295954
DeleteExceptional stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment good to see you blogging again!.I also painted some French legionaires this week!
DeleteImpressive! I love those black shields on the equites!
ReplyDeleteCheers
paul
They really stand out Paul!
DeleteAnother beautiful group of mini-fighters...nose-to-nose and toe-to-toe, in your face fighting!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay!
DeleteThats quite a collection of sculpts you've done there!!The flying pigs the best imho.
Great bunch of figures Willie. Lovely paintwork.
ReplyDeleteI agree Rodger lucky to have them!
DeleteThere is so much here to admire. Love the black shields, love the cataphracts, love the Gauls. In short, love it all!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monty love those hungarians on the blog!
DeleteGreat stuff, Willie. Notwithstanding the number of different painters, the collection really gels together.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Giles
Thanks Giles I think when based the same you can get away with it.
DeleteWell done on the dixon figures you really made a good job of them!
Bloody...and beautiful romans! So realistic that the smell of blood reaches us, great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil I have really enjoyed seeing your ottoman collection over the last month!
DeleteStinning collection !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael great work on the Bishop may get one myself!
DeleteWonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Christoper! thats a great looking paint job on theose Irish!
DeleteWillie,
ReplyDeleteGreat looking stuff as ever.
Who makes the Roman cavalry in the photo at the bottom of your post?
Raglan
Sorry Raglan don't know I will ask Dave when I see him next and let you know!
DeleteBest wishes
Willie
Impressive collection. And spectacular work. congratulations
ReplyDeleteI have recently made a not so little purchase with A&A Miniatures and these will be on the list for winter 2012-13.
ReplyDeleteRaglan
The Romans look great willie...you have one fine collection
ReplyDeleteRomans and Barbarians look fantastic! Great work!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://www.peterscave.blogspot.be/