The Tabletoppers

Hi folk, as I saw this little nice miniature colosseum at a souvenir shop in Rome for just 1€ I bought it instanly. I painted up the guys in the front- they are cruel sculpted but almost excactly in 15mm scale. More photos forthcoming with my new err Western Late Roman Army...

Yes, after some absense you will now be able to see a daygrowing amount of posts.. I now have quite a lot stuff to show: Early Imperial Romans, Middle Imperial Romans, Late Romans and Mongols as well as terrain, so keep watching- here a little previw a base EIR Cav and a hand made cypress: Flavian cavalry on a patrol in Italy near Rome

Yesterdy, I finished the first man of the 4th french Hussar Regiment. Naturally, I won't keep it back from you, and so here it is. The miniature is an 1:72 Hussar from Esci, which in fact is produced as a british Hussar, but because the uniforms are nearly equal, I'm going to use 'em as french men for my "Grande Armée". Hope you'll like him.

Today I bought about 50 1:72 Napoleonic riders made by Esci. They'll get painted in style of the 4th french Hussar regiment, which was created in 1776, and fought at Gross Beeren and Leipzig in 1814 and at Lingny and Waterloo in 1815.

Today I restored the next Napoleonic rider. I hope you like him. Cheers, DaBosz

Today I finsihed my frirst Visigothic Battlegropu for he DBA army II/82a, and another one is goging to follow soon. I know, these warriors look verry disciplined, but this was unavoidable, because I have to use them as Spearmen for the later Visigothic army II/82b. I hope you'll like 'em. The bowman are ready for battle...