My attempts at clearing (some) of my ever-increasing backlog of unfinished swag continues with the completion of warlord's 28 mm Roman general based on Ridley Scott's Maximus from the epic film, Gladiator.
(Warning: Poor photography ahead) I quite like the model's sculpt which has nice, crisp detail generally, although the rear of his cloak is a little flat and lacking definition. The model's nose, too had become flattened during transit, despite its robust blister pack, so I had to improvise with a tiny blob of PVA glue, which, once dried, sufficed suitably.
I based both Maximus and his trusty hound individually, but made this scratch-built stand from which they can survey developments in Germania.
I went for the closest match I could to the film for the colours of his kit, rather than go for my own version; not very original I know, but hey-ho.
Well, there he is, ready to stick it to the Goths, now what else do I have lying around still to be painted? Oh, yeah...tons :D
That's it for now,
Monty
Looks excellent Monty! Love the base too!
ReplyDeleteGood job Monty, like the bases too.
ReplyDeleteSteve
Thanks chaps - very kind ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff.
ReplyDeleteAnd if Maximus asks... I was entertained.
Nice job Monty! Very "Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife – and I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next."
ReplyDeleteMany thanks chaps ;)
ReplyDeleteYup. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done Monty. The colours are a perfect match.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks to you both ;)
ReplyDeleteSweet Man!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlways loved General Maximus!
Nicely done Monty!
Cheers Jiaqi ;)
DeleteSorry Monty just found this! Great job on Max and his faithful hound - whatever does happen to him after that opening scene?
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