Showing posts with label Steinhagel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steinhagel. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2016

ROME - Republican Army - Hastati

Manufacturer:  AventineMiniatures
Scale:  28mm


Hi,

here are four Hastati for my Republican Army for the rule system "Steinhagel", that I finished yesterday. Again the base is not ready but the figures are covered with paint.

Hope to get the four missing Principes finished next week so my unit of 12 is going to be complete.






Cheers
 
Mike

Monday, March 28, 2016

ROME - Republican Army - Skirmishers

Manufacturer:  AventineMiniatures
Scale:  28mm


Hi again,

today I finished painting these six skirmishers from AventineMiniatures for my Roman Republican army. The bases are not done yet and also the varnish is missing. But the figures are ready.

I´ve bought the rules of "Steinhagel". That´s a German rule system dealing from ancient times to medieval warfare. It is kept simple but not too easy. I don´t have very much time to learn huge and intense rule systems so I will give this system a try. In my opinion it is better to have easier rule systems if you don´t have often the opportunity to play wargames. The more you play a special rule system the easier it is to learn about it. If your time is spare you have to deal with more simple systems.

In "Steinhagel" you can start with small units of three bases 4x4cm square. You can also have larger units but I´m just starting with the Roman Republican Army - so first smaller units to be able to play the games as soon as possible with painted figures.

The figures are from the brilliant range of AventineMiniatures and are fun to paint. The shields are made with the excellent decals of LBM studios.












These six guys are planned to be finished next. I hope to do so next weekend.

The four figures with the chain mail will complete my next unit - a unit of Roman Principes.
There are 8 figures already painted.
The two other men will join a unit of Roman Hastati - here I already finished two figures just to test how the figures could look like.

So I hope to be able to show you the Roman Principes in my next post.

Cheers
Mike