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Showing posts with label Romans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romans. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 March 2026

Civilians for Dux Italica

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 Civilians and loot markers for Dux Italica. 
Sunday, 26 January 2025

More Sword and Sandal

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 I've completed work on the second of three Roman Fabii Clan Leaders. While doing the second I realised where I'd gone wrong with pa...
Thursday, 23 January 2025

Sword and Sandal Movie Style Fabii Clan Roman Test Model

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 I've always loved the 1960s Italian 'Sword & Sandal' movies - dodgy plotlines and wooden acting notwithstanding! years ago ...
Sunday, 24 May 2020

Caesarian Legionaries for Infamy Infamy by Too Fat Lardies

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Caesarian Legionaries for Infamy Infamy. Foundry models (apart from one Centurion, who is Aventine) with Aventine shields (don't ask!)...
Saturday, 2 May 2020

Preparing for Infamy Infamy

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I'm quite excited  by the pending release of 'Infamy, Infamy', the ancients rules from Too Fat Lardies and am busy sorting throu...
Saturday, 17 September 2016

Romans Rampant!!

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Just lately, Cameron (who just turned 8 years old...8...where has the time gone?!) has been enjoying playing Rome Total War on my Mac and, a...
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GuitarheroAndy
A member of East Anglian Historical Gamers, I've been wargaming for over 40 years in one capacity or another, although I started playing seriously (if that's the right word) when the first boxed version of Warhammer fantasy came out in the early 1990's.Now, I play mainly Dux Britanniarum, The Men Who Would Be Kings, Sharp Practice and Conitatus.My real strength remains my ability with a paintbrush although I am a better general than I used to be and my eyes are slightly giving up the ghost! I find all aspects of the hobby a great relaxation as well. Personally speaking, I live alone having moved home to Suffolk in 2023, although my son occasionally visits. I now work at Sutton Hoo, one of the greatest archaeological sites in the UK if not the world - the perfect job for a history geek like me!
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