James

thankyou

Thankyou!

Thankyou! I'm pretty happy with them

Finished painting up an Empire force for my brother.

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Thankyou!

Had fun painting some rather tiny shields for my Republican Romans

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Couple of turns of Sunday morning solo ##mortemetgloriam
Still very much in the learning phases and definitely getting stuff wrong. Even so, this game is phenomenal and I'm absolutely loving my time with it so far!

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My latest Republican Roman General for ##mortemetgloriam

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One of the hippest guys in the whole universe and a guy with a fancy scarf and a fondness for modern day London

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It certainly looks impressive. When a base has 20/30 models on it, you get truly epic battles even at Magna level

Couple of bases of Gallic cavalry for #mortemetgloriam. Very pleased with how they turned out. I'm definitely enjoying painting the Gallic portion of the Carthaginian army the most. So much opportunity for bright colours and creativity

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In general you are probably correct, however in this case it is just their in game level

Mago Barca and Hanno, son of Bomilkar ready to lead the Carthaginians in #Mortemetgloriam

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My Vapnartak haul

Picked up loads of Carthaginians and some Romans. Also got some cool 28mm stuff (couple of Dr who minis and the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy crew)

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First post on here. Just some stuff I've been working on for Mortem Et Gloriam

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