10mm Roman Naval Range Debuts

Something Original writes:

Thanks everyone. The models dont come with masts and sails, though we will be making a mast and sail set for each in the future. The main reason for the 10mm scale is that we make suitable figures for use with these triremes. There will be new releases of figures and catapults to go with them later in the year. Thanks.

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Steve Barber of Steve Barber Models writes:

Hi, everyone!

September sees some new releases to add to our growing range of products. They are something I have always wanted to make. There will be additions to this range early next year. The first releases for our 10mm Roman Naval range:

RCN1a	Quinquereme with corvus    £29.50 GBP
RCN1c 	Quinquereme sinking bow    £7.00 GBP
RCN1d 	Quinquereme sinking stern  £7.00 GBP
RCN2	Sailors x 16 		   £3.00 GBP
RCN3a	Liburnian and oarsmen  	   £22.00 GBP
RCN3b 	Liburnian sinking bow end  £5.00 GBP
RCN4	Ship wrecked crew/debris   £3.00 GBP

The models are polyester vacuum-cast resin hulls, and the small parts are metal. The rowers in the Liburnian are in metal.

Best Wishes!

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