Monday, 28 October 2013

Dux Britanniarum - Britons - Finished

Despite a number of distractions I have finally completed the painting and basing of my British force to use with Dux Britanniarum.

I will let the figures speak for themselves in a series of pictures.

The Leadership


The Elites


The Warriors


The Levy


A selection of skirmishers


Light Cavalry


Shock Cavalry


And a peasant with his cart, cost me a fiver at a bring&buy, make and painter unknown.


Now all I need to do is to find some Saxons to battle against.

Previous chapters of this story are at:

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/dux-britanniarum-plastic-cavalry-build.html

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/dux-britanniarum-britons-work-in.html

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/my-day-at-claymore-2013.html

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/all-quiet-on-saxon-shore.html


11 comments:

  1. cool!
    The figures look great. I've always had an interest in the period. Maybe "one of these days"... ha

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  2. Hi Jim,

    Very nice looking set up - I am a great fan of the understated approach to painting and you seem to have this style spot on. Very inspiring and I need more inspiration like a hole in the head - now where did I put my copy of Dux and Saga?

    All the best,

    DC

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    1. It's a compromise forced upon me by a combination of eyesight and painting time!

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  3. You've done a great job on theses figures Jim.Bring on the Saxons!
    Alan

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    1. One of my chums is doing Saxons slowly. I hope to paint mine more swiftly!

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    1. Yes, well spotted!

      I ran out of round shields at the time so I used what I had to hand.

      I may change them in due course.

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    2. I'm shocked I tell you :-)

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  5. Great paintjob, I love the chariot and the skirmishers!

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