The finest kind:
I've done this before, when I needed casualty markers for my Republican Romans for Zama. Nobody at that time made plastic Republicans, so I used Wargames Factory plastics and cut the bases off them. The good thing about that is I can use them for this project as well. I reckon I'll need five for each legion, so that means I already have enough for four legions - two with red shield designs and two with white. The guys in the photo above are for the Alaudae, who have blank red shields so that I can also use them as auxiliaries. The notches are for my home made clock-face dials. The running total for this year now stands at 296 foot; 105 cavalry; and seven elephants with riders.
Cuirassiers Waterloo Part 2
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Another batch completed this week, onto the next lot 100 to go to complete
the commission
Cheers
Matt
51 minutes ago
Excellent work!!
ReplyDeleteCool markers! I may look into plastic for markers as well. I bought a handful of Mirliton Roman casualties which i like but no variation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking, everyone - this is a lot cheaper than buying metal casualty figures!
ReplyDeleteHi Andrew, thanks for looking. I must admit, it does give a certain...satisfaction to squish Romans into the muck!
ReplyDeleteNice work on these casualty figures; I've gone the lazy route and use Litko small white skull tokens. :) Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteHi Dean, thanks for looking - I originally started doing these for large display games, so any time I paint an army I make some more. Besides, one can't have enough casualties, so long as they're Romans!
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