This is the LEGIO XI RAPAX (latin = "predatory") and was stationed in Vindonissa (Windisch/ Switzerland) from AD 43.It is represented by one DBA Army 15mm, figures cast by
Eureka Miniatures,
Corvus Belli,
Essex and
Baueda.
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| Aquilifer, Signiferi und Bucinarii as Camp Followers (Eureka Miniatures) |
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| The XI Legion deployed in battle order one |
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| The XI Legion in battle order two |
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| The Legionaries (4x4Bd, Corvus Belli) |
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| The Legionaries (4x4Bd) |
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| The Auxiliary Cohorts (4x4Ax, Corvus Belli) |
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| The Legate (3Cv Gen, Eureka Miniatures) |
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| Cavalry Cohort 1 (3Cv, Corvus Belli) |
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| Cavalry Cohort2 (3Cv, Corvus Belli) |
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| Cavalry Cohort 3 (3Cv, Corvus Belli) |
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| The Ballista with crew in a fortified position (Art, Corvus Belli) |
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| The Ballista with crew in a fortified position (Art) |
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| An Auxiliary Cohort of Bows (3Bw, Corvus Belli & Essex) |
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| Bows supported by slingers (3Bw + 2Ps, Corvus Belli) |
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| Bows supported by slingers (3Bw + 2Ps) |
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| Light Horse from North Africa (2LH, Corvus Belli) |
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| The Camp with Camp Followers,legionaries (Baueda) building the marching camp (scratch built) and tents (Baueda). |
9 comments:
Great to see you back after 5 years. By the way, we met at the Zürihegel in 2009. You played Parthians, I played Numidians. Don't remember who won, but your army looked amazing. Cheers, Karl
Fantastic details on this beautiful army!
Świetni!
Simply stunning. Excellent work here.
Great to see you back at it!
Outstanding work. Your painting humbles me. I am still working on my first DBA armies
I particularly like the camp - what dimensions did you use ?
I think that the followers base doesn't work - it is too thick. You could cut out the followers base from the camp (with an empty base to slot in when the followers unwisely exit) or make the camp base thicker
I saw this posted on Yahoo DBA group
John
Wow, that's lovely work. Well done!
FMB
Thanx for all your kind words and suggestions! And @ Mike : Thematic Byzantines are coming up soon. You still into the Byzzies I presume? Cheers & Merry Christmas
Menic
Wow, great blog.Really looking forward to read more. Really Cool.
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