Here are some Galatian commanders and javelinmen. I made four 60mm square sabot bases for my Galatian commanders, the figures are by Victrix, Foundry and Companion with LBM shield transfers. I've just finished painting the javelinmen, these are Wargames Factory, Warlord, Renegade, Vendel and 1st Corps figures with mainly LBM and VVV transfers, and some hand painted shields. The back drop photo is of Hatussa (modern Bogazkoy), the ancient Hittite capital in Central Anatolia, the Galatians actually settled here, it was the seat of the Trokmer clan.
A couple of weeks ago we did this really nice day walk in Tidbinbilla, the loop of Mt Tidbinbilla, Tidbinbilla Peak and John's Peak. Below are quite a few photos of our walk!
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| The track up is steep in places |
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| The Lookout |
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| The view of Tidbinbilla valley |
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| Summit of Mt Tidbinbilla |
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| Looking south with Corin Dam visible |
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| Gibraltar Peak |
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| View south from the summit cairn |
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| Ginini Falls |
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| A skink on the summit cairn |
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| John's Peak and Camel's Back in the distance |
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| Wildflowers in the meadows |
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| The Pimple and impressive cliffs |
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| Mt Tidbinbilla from Tidbinbilla Peak summit |
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| John's Peak |
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| View off the edge |
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| Steep descent off John's Peak |
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| Looking back at John's Peak |
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| A Wonga Pigeon |
Lovely looking mini sir!
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DeleteGreat looking commands, Mike. Also very impressive sights from your hike. Looks like a vast, pristine wilderness. Maybe some yowies out there?
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean, it's a really rugged area, yowies, drop-bears :) who knows?
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