The Philip of Macedon figure comes with the mounted Alexander the Great figure (yet to be painted); and the Pyrrhus of Epirus figure is a "freebie" that comes with the Pyrrhic Wars supplement.
Philip's armor is based upon the one found in his tomb. The cuirass is made of iron, and some sources say it was polished to high shine, while other sources have it covered in silk. Pyrrhus' armor is sometimes depicted as silvered, or possibly of iron also.Both figures are well detailed; the Epirote tripod motif nicely sculpted on the shield and back of the cape.I was going to start on the Alexander figure next, but I might be getting some more Eureka Hawaiians in the mail tomorrow. Thanks for stopping by, and wishing you all the best!




Very nice Dean 👍
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the kind words Matt! Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteLovely work again!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Aaron! Kindest regards, Dean
DeleteI'm happy seeing you coming back to ancients :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Javier! I'm actually getting some Ancient Hawaiians today, and will work on them next. Warmest regards, Dean
DeleteBeautiful work on these lovely figures Dean! Looking forward to seeing your Hawaiians soon!
ReplyDeleteNice figures, Dean!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Dean.
ReplyDeleteVery nice figures Dean!
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