I thought I would finish the basing of the test base to see how they came out. I’m quite happy with these and shall get cracking on the rest of the figures.
I also tried a really, really close up shot of the base. Remember these are 6mm Rapier Miniatures figures and the painter, me, is a gentleman of more fulsome figure … hence, fat-fingered. Still, I think they look nice!
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Very nice indeed Thomo. Now I need to do my Persians so your Parthians can go the way of Ardashir 😉
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I’m hoping that the next four bases of Cataphracts look even more business-like. Decided that all the cataphracts on each base will have a bright(ish) uniform appearance and I am going to try for 12 models per base in two lines. Should look sufficiently heavy 😉
There will only be 4 Light Horse models per LH element so next to the heavies they will look sufficiently light. Also looking at uniform colours per element for them as well.
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