"Amazing looking 10mm early Romans, are they good? " Topic

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These look like 20mm or 15mm figures (or better) in 10mm. Anyone have any experience with them? They seem almost to pretty to really be 10mm.

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There's an explanation on their page, they seem to be 12mm figures;
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Lovely figures, but you need opponents, too!

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I was thinking that. I would also like a few units of horse.

The website does mention that he planned to make some Germans for them to fight, but the Romans started coming out in 2013, early on, and its almost 2015 now without any updates on the site that I could find. I am pretty up in the air about them, though they are just so pretty for 10mm romans. I have a few hundred Pendraken Legionaries who look basic by comparison, though at 3 feet away on the table they look just fine I suppose.

If only these little guys were not so expensive I would probably just order them to find out myself.

It's weird they have three different supply wagons to choose from, and no cavalry! But great looking figures otherwise. They have a very nice looking Roman road set too, in resin.

I purchased almost all of their offered packs several months ago. They are indeed very nicely done. The problem is [for me anyway], you have to glue the shield on, which is a bit niggly. Additionally the pila are very slight, and I think might break off pretty easily.

Those are beautiful figures…….. I am also building two 10mm armies, for the newly translated ancients rules set call L'Art de La Guerre. They are a single based unit set of rules and using the 10mm figures on a 25mm base, allows each base to almost be a diorama.

For instance, I am building a Republican Roman army and on each base, I am putting 25 legionaire figures, deployed in two line of 10 figures and a 5-figure command group out in front of the main lines. It does look great and I will post figures of the armies as soon as they are finished.