First DBA post for 2021!
I finally achieved my long time goal (and first goal for 2022, cheers) to finish painting my 10mm II/39b Celtiberians for DBA 3.0. They were on my shelf since April 2020, I think: a real shame, especially because I wanted them so hard at the time.
Here they come.
| The Celtiberian list has no free choices, so every caped element is 3Bd and it's the core of the army. The other elements are 4 x Ps, Light Horse and the Cv Gen element |
I am pretty happy with the outcome. They are a nice sight in the distance, on the battlefield, and I love the crowdy look this miniature scale gives to the single elements.
I also tried them on the field against my dear friend Alexander's Polybian Romans, on this stunning DBA table.
| The Roman 4Bd are really menacing in this double line |
| Celtiberian scutarii (3Bd) chase Roman auxiliary troops (4Ax) near the enemy camp |
| The two main lines approach, but Roman infantry is heavily obstructed by the difficult hill and the hamlet |
| Light troops fight on the side. The Celtiberian General is hurrying up to support his forces! |
We won in the end. It was a nice game indeed, really tactical and focused on crucial decisions especially affected by the hilly terrain in which my Celtiberians dwell. Take that you filthy Roman invader!
We plan a Hordes of the Things game soon with some fantasy elements added to our armies... a cool idea we had some time ago. I'm currently prepping the figures (always from Pendraken): more updates soon!
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