Nothing fancy today, I finally decided to base my Carthaginian army, before everything goes out of control. So I took my PVA and some sand from my last trip to the Atlantic ocean, and after 30 minutes, voilà:
Rien de bien spécial aujourd'hui. Afin d'éviter une totale démotivation devant la tâche, j'ai retroussé mes manches (pas trop il fait froid) j'ai pris ma colle et mon sable venu droit de mes vacances chez mes parents, et hop, 30 minutes plus tard, l'armée était sablée. Il ne me reste plus que queques éléments à peindre et socler, et l'armée sera terminée.
PVA and sand...nothing beats it :-D
ReplyDeleteThe best..I find is that it gives the stands/bases some weight, they sit really well on the table.
Salut
Paul
they look great. good job
ReplyDeleteThey look great together; so these based for FoG? Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done. I'd like to echo Dean's question - what are these based for? It looks like you've gone for double-depth DBx elements for med/heavy foot. Is this for Impetus and Hail Caesar?
ReplyDelete(I ask because I'm mulling over how best fo move from DBx bases myself)
Cheers,
Aaron
Il nous tarde de voir cette armée au complet...
ReplyDeletesometimes the easiest really is the best your figures are really looking very nice
ReplyDeleteCheers
Kent
Thanks all.
ReplyDelete@DeanM and Prufrock: my units are based for a French Ruleset, Art de la guerre, which is an hybrid between DBx and FOG, though "hybrid" might seem a poor choice of words. the rules are better than that.