Victrix Carthaginian Army in 28mm, Log 1

Here I share a set of 28mm figures I've been working on, using Victrix kits. I've really enjoyed painting these up so far.
I'll share miniatures from the Warriors of Carthage, Armored and unarmored Gauls/Celts, Armored Iberians, and Greek Heavy Cavalry kits
I reference 7th Son's Ancient's October videos, you can find the first in his series here:
• Ancients October - 01 ...
I think he did a fine job.

[@ltjamescoopermason8685]

Carthage had such a magnificent naval fleet are their any chances to feature a ship on ship battle with a ships outline put on paper with the correct marines and heavy weapon some ships had. The history of this period is interesting and a decent book on the period. Good luck for the future painting even if they dont fight a battle for a while long or short !

[@busydad_painting]

Thank you. Currently I am focusing on creating the land armies of the period, no grand plan but I'll see where it takes me

[@Petaaz]

Looks awesome!

[@busydad_painting]

Thank you

[@greatsouthernancientminiat8812]

coool . Nice use of Greek Hoplites as Punics.

[@philRminiatures]

Wow, awesome units, big like and new sub!

[@okabayashijoe]

Inspiring work!

[@wgeffoxdo9719]

looks lovely

[@busydad_painting]

Thanks

[@wgeffoxdo9719]

@@busydad_painting love the channel name 😀

[@anon_newusername]

How’d you do those shields? They look awesome

[@busydad_painting]

Thanks, they are shield transfers from Little Big Men Studio, you can order them on the Victrix website. They can really pull a unit together.

[@solovei8235]

What paint do you use for veterans' helmets?

[@busydad_painting]

I used Pro Acryl's Bronze metallic color directly on these helmets, though in the full unit which I'll show soon sometimes I mixed in iron helmets with a Silver and Dark Silver mix from Pro Acryl.