Welcome to the list! Your models look good and seem to be ranking up well,
which I have heard can be a problem with some of the plastics (although it
might be moreso with the Celts).
There is a lot of discussion on the list about historical accuracy, and one
thing I like about WAB is the real mix of players who enjoy the game. There
are certainly lots of folks who are interested in (and can be depended on)
for historical reading of ancient conflict, but there are also a lot of
folks who approach it from a more casual direction. For me, WAB presents
three views of the past: 1) how ancient/medieval warfare might have been,
2) how stories from the past describe ancient/medieval warfare as being, and
how we want ancient/medieval warfare to have been. I have a good time
thinking about all three of these!
Ilan
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 7:11 AM, hyperbunnyfreakout <
hyperbunnyfreakout@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> I have just recently taken an interest in ancients miniatures. I pucked up
> nearly a dozen boxes of the Wargames Factory Romans last year when they ran
> their 9/9/9 deal.
> I had thought to use them for making a WHFB army for something, but didn't
> get around to it. Then I lost alot of interest in WHFB when my local group
> focused totally on 40K. Then with the release of 8th no one was interested
> in picking it up.
> Earlier in the summer a friend was clearing out his hobby room and sent me
> a copy of the original WAB book (I guess it is refered to as 1.0).
> I have been reading through it and realised that it was based off one of
> the WHFB editions that got me into miniatures in the first place, which was
> really cool.
> So this inspired me to do something with my Romans. Now mind you I am not
> much into factual historics, I am a "Hollywood Historic" kinda guy. So I
> don't worry about 100% accurate figures. I am more interested in playing a
> fun game then modelling history.
> But that was how I felt about WWII gaming too when I first started playing
> Blitzkrieg Commander, but that grew into real intrest in the whole time
> period, so maybe my interest in ancients will deepen too as time goes by.
> Anyways here is a few pics of my WIP Romans:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/48551174@N03/
>
>
>
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