A couple of weeks ago I tried to recreate in
my club a battle between two Late Imperial Roman armies. Considering my fascination
for Imperial Roman history I decided to prepare two armies: one with a left
wing composed by Palmyran catafractatii and the second-one with regular
legionary unit and barbarians allies.
All miniatures are 28mm, a mix of Gripping
Beast, Armour & Aquila, Fireforge Foundry and they are all painted by me.
A detail of the army on the left of the
previous photo. The army is composed by regular legionaries (Menapii and
Petulantes Seniores) with a second line of auxiliary archers
The left wing of this army includes heavy
cavalry with some Numidian cavalrymen to support them
The second army sees regular legionaries on
the left with Goths on the center and Huns to support them
A group of Huns tries to stop the heavy cavalry attack without success ... so the knights destroy the line of Lanciarii Gallicani Honoriani
Also on the centre the battle begins
An image of the battle trend
A detail of the two HQ's
On the left, the Roman-barbarian army suffers casualties but ...
... the heavy knights have created an hole into the enemy army that it is impossible to close so ...
... the false Imperator escape while a unit of Herculiani Seniores surrounds rebellious legionaries
Looks great, Mark!
RispondiEliminaFantastic! What a great lookig miniatures!
RispondiEliminaYour Late Imperial Roman armies are very 'atmospheric', they look strong, heavy, and beautiful! A real pleasure to look at such wonderful units, especially the catafractatii...Excellent!
RispondiEliminaDipinti magistralmente ! Bravo
RispondiEliminaNon esageriamo. Grazie
EliminaImpressionante lavoro.
RispondiEliminaA fabulous looking battle! The armies are beautiful, but I especially like the cataphracts :-D
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