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About Me
- James
- Tea is my drug of choice. My idea of a party is a rousingly good wargame with my friends. I finance my tea, miniature soldiers and book addiction by using chemistry to coat precision machined pieces of steel. I am also employed by the Canadian Armed Forces as a Cadet Instruction Cadre Officer.
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326 BC The Battle of Hydaspes4 years ago
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!! That looks like a lot of plastic and a lot of fun :-D
ReplyDeleteCheers
Paul
It does. I'm excited about the new project. I like Romans quite a lot and already have two armies in 15mm (Caesarian and Late Imperial).
ReplyDeleteBut I think I'll start withthe Auxilia first!
Instant army; just add glue (and paint)!
ReplyDeleteI have always been a fan of lead miniatures, but I have to admit that the number of lines that are offering hard plastic, at a price that's difficult to beat is starting to look very attractive, especially to my pocketbook.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the Romans. One of my favorite armies.
The Warlord starter army is a great deal! It's what got me started in 28mm ancients.
ReplyDeleteI liked the aux infantry figures the best - enjoy your building!
Cheers chaps. You can never have too many auxilia in my opinion. I've got a line on some second hand auxilia and cavalry too to round things out, have to see how they look.
ReplyDeleteWatch this space as I get things painted!