Here's Queen Zenobia of Palmyra with a standard bearer that I've just finished painting. The figures are by A&A Miniatures. I have two Palmyran armies to paint, one in 28mm all A&A and one in 15mm by Forged in Battle.
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Amazing painting work!
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DeleteLovely miniatures and really well painted, looking forward to seeing the army take shape.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie, I have some cataphracts based and primed up next.
DeleteLovely work, Queen Zenobia is such a great life/story, I would be tempted but as Ive already stalled on my early Imperial Romans and making a bit of progress with my late Romans, a Republic Roman army ( so many enemies!) would be my next Roman army of choice I think!
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Thanks Iain, she has indeed. I’ve got more armies than sense and painting them takes forever.
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