Easter Monday Myself and the lads from our club got together and rolled a few dice around the table, hoping to bring victory to our freshly based armies. Some had wins and some had a lose but we all thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. The show case army of the day belonged to Jeff Smith who tested his raw Pyrrhic Army against the Early Republican Romans. His boys had their first taste of victory and won in true Pyrrhic style. Jeff centre piece however was the beautifully painted and based pike units. Jeff has based them so that all four units make this fantastic little diorama. The figures are a mix of Aventine, Wargames Foundry and Old Glory Miniatures and been painted by Leroy Simpson (front rank) and Zaknafir Zak (rear two ranks). I think Jeff is very proud of this unit and the Army as a whole. Additionally I have added a few other images of the Pyrrhic Army's first victory against the Romans.
All the best
Nathan
18 comments:
Outstanding looking game! Great idea for leveled pikes!
Christopher
Lovely. The Phalanx really does have the effect of a mini dio.
Most impressive and beautiful units as always...and I love your bases, as always!
Surprisingly spectacular game! Congratulations 8)
Perfect looking miniatures!
Very impressive looking units Nathan. Jeff must be very pleased with the end result.
Stunning - as always!
Excellent! That pike phalanx vignette is awesome.
Thanks for the great comments everyone.
Regards
Nathan
He sure is Carlo
Thanks Phil
Supberb! That is a gorgeous collection.
Very nice indeed.
Creative solution. Lovely eye-candy in all the photos!
Wow, that' is awesome looking, and a wonderful job at taking photos to boot. I love how the stands are like little vignettes, brings it to life.
Cheers
Kevin
That’s a truly impressive looking phalanx!
Thanks Kevin
Regards
Nathan
Amazing painting and base work, really impressive!
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