Turn 2 is coming (at last) ...

Well, all I can say is : time really flies!

Sorry for the lack of updates on these past few months, "real life" came into play and we had to postpone twice our monthly battle. 

Finally, May is here (but not the sun) and two weeks ago we played the turn 2 of the campaign. 

I will post this turn report very soon, by the end of the week I think (Franck is working on the maps right now). 

Meanwhile, I want to show you two new units, some fierce and brave auxilliary barbarians, who fought on our last battle :

First the gauls, with the Alae II. Gallorum Sebosiana :

this alae counts for heavy cavalry

Next is some auxiliary infantry with the Cohors IV. Delmatarum :

A few decades ago these illyrians warriors rebelled and were crushed by Augustus. That was a bitter fight and they proved  to be tough warriors. Now they provide valuable recruits, for the glory of Rome...

That's all for today !

Fear the might of Rome !

Sorry for the bad quality of these photos, but I made them quickly, as this perky briton guy taunt me ^^

the whole army so far (Imperial Guard is not included...)

Skirmishers, artillery and elephants 

 5 cohors (I, II, III, V, VI)

Auxiliaries

 eagle's view

roman engineers

New week, New units !

Here are my new units, slightly lighter than my previous legionnaries but as much as usefull on a battlefield, so we start with slingers:

The marsh bases took me as much time as the slingers themselves, but I'm pretty happy with the result.

Next is an XS-size unit of Numidian cavalry, the pathfinders of the legions:

This week, I'm working on an L-size heavy armored unit (40 miniatures), the Emperor's finest warriors : Praetorians ...

Re-birth of the project !!!

Greetings all,

It's been a while, but the project and my motivation are back !

Here is the first new unit: the Legio II Augusta Cohors VI, wich I made last week.

This week, I'll work on two units:
- a small unit of slingers
- and a recce extra small unit of numidians riders

And maybe I'll have time to make a command stand...

Cheers, and I wish you an happy new year !

roro