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I'm about half way through my Roman project, so here are a few of the completed minis. I've got a command unit, some Legionaries and some Auxilia. I hope you like them.

Really well done. Love the shields.

Thanks Helbig, I'm not a great free hand painter, but when there are lots of shields together the mistakes don't seem to matter.

They are really good!

I'm liking how the colours all seem to be well done, and I'm loving their little spears.

Thanks, Canine Gallows.

Looking great. It is nice to see some historical mini's on Dakka.

Glad to see another historical painter. Your minis look lovely, especially for 15mm which can be a bug bear to paint well.

Love them! Would love to see more!

We need to see more historical stuff. If you are having trouble with the shields, look at little big men studios transfers. They are very affordable and good quality for 15mm roman and ancients minis.

I love them! Out of curiosity, what company makes these?

Love all of this here, just think the army needs a good inking and they'll look amazing!

starhawks, they're Corvus Belli minis, this set; http://infinitythegame.com/store/en/early-imperial-roman/538-early-imperial-roman-complete-army-for-dba-boxed-set-1502990099037.html

This is good. Keep it up!

I think I can see Russell Crowe in there!!

For 15mm scale they are amazingly detailed paint work! Also, always nice to see some non GW stuff !

And here are a few more units.


Balearic slingers, don't leave Rome without them.


The Archers.


The Thunderfire Cannon is a colossal, quad-barrelled artillery gun designed to excel in a static defence role for the Adeptus Astartes.


Close up of the techmarine.


Numidian Light Horse. North African complexion, mixed with animal hide shields and wooden spears forced these models into a thin range of brown shades, but they look ok in the flesh.

Thunderfire cannon and techmarines? XD

Anyway, looks great!