More Pulp

The latest addition to my snow based pulp games a 28mm Mammoth taxi!







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Matt

Roman fort builders

Roman Fort Builders

I found these while digging through some boxes last week, it the First Corps marching Roman fort building set, I have painted them so they suit both my republican armies, I also found some stubborn markers, along with set was the foundry set they are waiting in cue, possibly this week.

Roman Fort builders

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matt

Sulla's Legio XVIII Libyca

Sulla and Lictors

My Late Republican legion all First corps, post Marian reforms

Sulla and Lictors dismounted

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matt

Evil Snowmen

painted up these guys for a upcoming Christmas Pulp Game and done the background this afternoon. Lots more to come

Roman Auxilia

Roman Auxilia Infantry and Cavalry

I finished a lot of these guys last year for Craigs 40th birthday bash, I have started to revisit my early and late republican and imperial roman armies and some of their enemies and allies and finish off a number of half completed units. Some items that need to be done are all of my republicans shields need transfers, I am short shields for my celts and germans plus transfers, and I need finish my republican roman cavalry two Alae.

In the coming weeks I intend to start my mixed Warlord and (perry bros) foundry Roman Augustan 1st cent AD army, then move onto my third cent army over the Christmas period.

A good mix of figures below, Warlord metals and plastics, some Foundry, Blacktree and First corps.

First corps Germanic cavalry

Warlord Wardogs and Handler, some first corps dogs too!


Warlord Gallic Druid


Warlord Gallic Witch


Warlord Gallic Druid/ General


Black Tree Elephant with Numidian crew


Warlord metal and Plastic Imperial auxilia
Cohors II Britannorum


Warlord Belaric Slingers


First corps and Warlord Archers


First Corps Germanic Archers


First Corps and Warlord Eastern Archers
Cohors Augusta Nervia Pacensis


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matt

Roman Command

Roman General and Lictors

Late Republican general and lictors from the First Corps range, great figures for the price

Roman General and Lictors

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Matt