STORM AND CONQUEST

 I know I promised myself, but off the rails already when I pulled these guys out of the drawer last week and painted them at the end of las...

Gallic Auxillia I have really concentrating on the completion of projects in my project drawers that sit in my work area, these chaps have b...

Quarta IIII Italica only has one real references to its existence and a number of vague references; The raising of novae Italicae suae ( a...

Finished some Alemanni CL infantry, I could also use them as Germanic allies for my Romans, all hand painted shields. cheers Matt

Raised by Octavian by the merger of two legions of Mark Antonys following the Battle of Actium in 31BC.  In the third century, the tenth leg...

Lots of these guys to come, Norman heavy cavalry a mix of Crusader, perry, foundry, Gripping beast in some units, 6 more of these guys to co...

1st Armeniaca Legio Another  pseudo-comitatensis Legio, possibly founded in the third century by  Diocletian. Under the command of Magister ...

One of the three Parthian Legions (raised in Thrace and Macedonia), by the Emperor Lucius Spetimius Severus for his successful campaign aga...

The Legio III Herculia ("the 3rd Legion dedicated to Hercules") raised by Diocletian (284-305). The nickname of the Legion is fro...

Another unit for my eastern Roman army. A pseudocomitatensis Legio, raised by the Emperor Lucius Spetimius Severus for his campaign against ...

Lanciarii Iuniores Next unit off the desk this week Lanciarii Iuniores, I used a mix of armoured and unarmoured Musketeer and Crusader minia...

I have finished some Saxons for Dave's Army, they will come in handy to fill in as Germans for our impetus Fall of the West campaign sta...

Well I have been painting some Crusader and Perry miniatures for Andrew for his FOG/WAB WOTR army and these guys came off the table just aft...

Well some more dark age Saxons out of the oven last week, these are from the crusader range, very nice models, the open hands are the only t...

Leucosyri hill tribesmen, the Leucosyri were termed White Syrians, and possibly settled in the Paphlagonia region by Alexander particularly ...

cheers Matt

Also off the table this week are some Leucosyri hill tribesmen, the Leucosyri were termed White Syrians, and possibly settled in the Paphlag...