Showing posts with label roman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roman. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 June 2013

15mm ready to play baggage

Latest custom order: 15mm ready to play baggage


 

Four bases, one each of LGS5, LGS6, LGS7 and LGS8 mounted on Litko 3 mm thick, laser cut plywood 40 x 80 mm.
Ive added just a sprinkle of extra stuff from the LGS series and some pile of firewood

and this is what a Republican Roman Century encamped would look like, there would be at least 60 of these in a single consular legion and there would normally be 2 roman + 2 allied legions in a camp, so 240 of these... would take me a while to paint them all... :)

Friday, 9 December 2011

WIP field kitchen

I just wanted to share a first look at another WIP: field kitchen for Roman and Medieval armies!
 

This is a test cast of the two scenic sets with the metal details in place, each comprise four individual pieces that can be used in a great number of different settings. (The thin square base is just a left over of the casting process, it's very easy to separate the parts from it).
Marco should soon start working on some figures for them; the two packs will include one of the sets above plus themed figures for it; but the resin on their own can be used for a much wider variety of armies...

The thing that look like a modern stove in the top left corner of the cast on the right is of course a Roman craticula, a combined broiler, boiler and stove based on original size and dimensions of the Pompeii craticula shown in Naples' National museum. 
Unlikely to ever had been a standard army issue admittedly but it would certainly make an officer life more comfortable, especially in colder climates!