Will's Wargames Blog

A bit harder this time as I had to deal with the broken pilums and replace all the decals so that the units looked consistent. The images...

Continuing the rebasing, I worked on a couple of units each of bow and javelin armed auxilliaries. Each existing unit of 24 figures bacame...

Finished rebasing the first 6 units of Early Imperial Roman Legionaries These were quite simiple as I was reducing the unit sizes down fro...

The first of the reworked Rospaks Early Imperial Romans are the cavalry Unlike the Greeks I decided not to try swapping the arms around. ...

The last but hardest stage of rebasing my Greek army, and it is now completed. A couple of the mounted commanders were 25mm metal figures,...

The last of my hoplites

Yes, even more Greeks, this breaks the bulk of the rework/rebasing task Yet more hoplites, while basing the last batch I made an error and ...

A large batch this time, three units of hoplites, two of peltasts and one psiloi Th hoplites The peltasts, I tried to add more variety...

More of my Rospak Greeks have been rebased My ships are slowly progressing, I'll post an in progress picture soon.

Well not a good start to the new blogger - couldn't find how to add pictures. So here are my first units of upgraded Ancient Greeks ...

When I found the remaining Scythians I also discovered some partially based Roman Artillery so they got based up properly at the same time. ...

For those who like army parades, I was inspired by the articles on Rospaks on the Vintage Wargames blog to have another look at my Greeks. ...