They are a real eclectic mix. Only 2 of the riders are actually Celts, both Foundry figures. One is a 1st Corps Germanic horseman with a head swap. The other 3 are old GW Barbarians with a Celtic look (just ignore the boots). The horse are also a bit of a mix from Old Glory, Foundry and 1st Corps. Due to size differences on a couple of them I raised the base by a couple of millimetres. Pretty happy with how they have turned out.
Thursday, 2 July 2020
Ancient Britons
After painting up 2 units of Celtic infantry and my Romans nearing completion. Thoughts have turned to a 3rd force for Infamy, Infamy. It just had to be the Britons ad I want to field chariots. So orders have been sent to Crusader for chariots, Warlord for more warriors, 1st Corps for Slingers. In the meantime I needed something to paint. I dug around in the lead pile an unearthed some suirable figures to use as light cavalry.
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They look great to me!!!
ReplyDeleteCheers Ray
DeleteYou can't even tell the differences. Very nice Scotty!
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger
DeleteThey look great Neil. The variety in manufacturers and types makes them even better, I reckon, especially as barbarian light. Let's face it, there is much debate about where Celt begins and ends!
ReplyDeleteCheers James. I think I got the look of them how I wanted
DeleteMotley though their origins be, the results are very effective!
ReplyDeleteThank you
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