Thursday, April 25, 2019

Samnite and Apulian Javelinmen










Here are some Samnite and Apulian javelinmen that I've just finished painting. While they're only two skirmisher units for my Samnite army, they took a fair while to do as there's quite a bit of work in the tunic and shield designs. They are all Crusader Miniatures figures.

It's been very quiet on the gaming front lately but I have managed four games of Battle Ravens this month and received in the mail yesterday reinforcements with my Norman and Welsh armies. I'm looking forward to trying these out and some of the other optional rules with varied deployment, reserves, today the sheep fend for themselves and dice variants - Valhalla Dice and Thor's Dice. It's a really great game, it only takes about an hour to play and I think I've already got my money's worth!











12 comments:

  1. Super additions to your Samnite army, Mike!

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    1. Thanks Jonathan, the Samnites are definitely a favourite army, they're so colourful.

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    1. Thanks Michal, the Crusader Samnite range is excellent.

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  3. Cracking job Cyrus, beautiful and colorful units!

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    1. Thanks Phil, the Samnites are colourful indeed.

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  4. Lovely colourful Samnites! Very nice,are you going to get some Victrix ones as well?
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks Iain, I have some of,the armoured Victrix Samnites and I'm working on some of the unarmoured ones as well.

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  5. Excellent work on these, Mike. Love the patterns on the tunic especially.

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    1. Thanks Dean, there are some really nice designs illustrated by Ian Heath in the AMPW book but they're tricky to do.

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    1. Thanks Phil, hopefully I'll get a game in with Samnites soon.

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