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The Hannibal's veterans set Agema make helps add diversity - they work well enough as Romans, and certainly as allies. Only three poses, but two in mail and one in Linothorax.

First class painting, and these gorgeous shields add a lot to these Romans!

Wouldn’t be a miniature video without a shield flying off at some point.

Nice work! Republican Romans are best romans. Interested to hear how the gaming session went.

Looking great man, you should do some formal reviews, you have excellent insights. Is it fair to say if you’d pick just one set it would be the Victrix one?

Great work on these guys! The new basing really has complemented the look of the unit overall. I have only done the Carthaginian Agema kit and had a lot of similar thoughts about it when compared to Victrix ones overall. Looking forward to your Velites too.

That’s awesome!

Very nice figures, just subbed

You have a great eye for matching colours man! Good job

Extremely impressive work just subbed to take you to 350

I like the shield transfer diversity, makes me wish i didnt use the same transfer for entire roman units

again nice, but you could save some work if you make the Triari 1/2 the depth of the Hasti and Pricapis . Possible the Triari maniple is 1centuary of triari on the same frontage as 2of the H and P ahd a second centuary of Velites

Great update man, inspirational unit. Gonna be honest, I am stealing that conversion tip for the spear arms, and the shields look great. Soldiers and ghosts is an awesome book, cool to see you take inspiration from that. Looking forward to seeing the game you put on.

Wow, beautiful figures, cracking job...and the shields are amazing!

Lookin Great !!!

They look great.

Basing problems like this is why I mount my troops on 1 inch washers. I make movement trays for them that work just fine.

Very nice looking units! Love the kitbash you've done with the Triari. I've yet to do anything other than the Agema Carthaginians. I found they scale up well, but the Victrix ones just have so much more detail. Looking forward to your progress with the Velites you've got left and the new Hoplites.

I think the Republican Romans are way more interesting than the later Imperial version because of their varied troop types. Great kitbashing on the Triarii and Gallic skirmishers, i will have to use some of these ideas. My only query is about the size of the Triarii unit. They are often said to be half the strength of the other units in a maniple (60 men vs 120 men for the Principes, Hastati and Velites (I believe these are pronounced WELITES as v is silent in latin). Will you be making the other maniples bigger or having two similar sized units to represent two centuries of 60 men? Just wondering how you will be doing this.

Cool. Nice diversity of Romans as I gather was historically accurate at the time. Who do you like more of the Agema or the Victrix plastics ? I lean towards Agema. Hey and why no crouching Agema Triarii ?

nice paint jobs , The Gauls with the swept back hair used lime wash to hold in place needs a bit of white on the hair

Great looking results! The basing really compliments the figures nicely. What figures did you use for the Carthaginian Noble Cavalry?

Very nice models 😃

These look great, as always. I’ll second that the horse painting method sounds neat, I’ll give that one a whirl with some contrast paints.

Just found your channel, very good. Subbed 👍

SUperb painting and basing, impressive close ups! 👍👍

I'll try that horse method. Looks v interesting.

nice:)

look cool

Bro they look awesome

Awesome, I like the colors chosen in your models I too have Carthaginians I romanized them though, gave them Auxilliary helmets. for my civil war. but now seeing your work I regret my decision. I may repaint or buy another set.

Simply beautiful. Great work! Keep at it

These are a very good amazing work

When it comes to basing I would fix the first rank into place, put down your basing "mud" just past the front rank, then fix the next row and do the same until finished. I've had the same problem and found this the best solution! A fair bit less cleaning up unintentional mud touches by a wobbling paintbrush!!

I just use Gesso now on mine.

Try using one inch washers for single bases. They're flat, cheap and add weight to plastic figures. Single basing also allows a skirmishing force and personalities.

Nice job. I'm personally not a fan of decals. The total formation looks great though. The purpose of the Pilum was to create a casualty in the enemy force. The shield will be penetrated, passed through and strike the man holding the shield.

So cool !

How did you manage to find that?

Looks great! Really enjoy the video. Can I ask what the actual base is? I listened to the basing part but dont recall hearing it. Thanks!

absolutely stunning :) they look really nice all based up together

Maybe try geek gaming base ready range for the basing. Looks good, and can put it on the base after you've finished without worrying about getting texture paste on the models.

Very nice looking unit! What game are these based for or are you just collecting and painting for the sake of that?

To add scatter grass between densely packed figures I use a pipette with watered down PVA. Its possible this would work with watered down acrylic paint.

Fantastic work, they look fierce and superb, great painting and basing, and the shields are just awesome!

Have you considered individual based models on a movement tray? You can make the tray yourself so the edges are level with the tops of the bases. You'd have a slight gap between the bases, but if you paint/texture each base it should blend well

First time your videos have come up on my feed. Instant sub. The mix of hobby, artistic and historical detail is just delightful. Have a good one

Excellent looking Gauls!👍

A fantastic looking unit, well done!

Now THAT’S a shieldwall! Looking great!