I'm at the last steps of my work regarding the battle of Strasbourg.
Now it's time to show you my last effort: the commanders.
As I have explained in my last post, I have had to "invent" the generals, due to the lack of specific figures of commanders related to the IV century a.D..
I have used some pieces coming from the Italeri set "Gothian cavalry" both for the Alamannic king (Cnodomar) and for Julian himself.
I have also created a Roman standard bearer carrying a "vexillum" with the portrait of the Emperor Constantius II: at the time of the battle, Julian was "caesar", and not still "emperor".
So, the following is the result of my work: take a look!
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| Caesar Julian with his "staff" |
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| King Cnodomar and "staff" |
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| Roman sub - General 1 |
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| Roman sub - General 2 |
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| Alamannic sub - General |
2 commenti:
As always, a very beautiful figure.
Finally, I know what they be used large quantities of armored horses from MiniArt kit. I'll have the horses to the commanders.
Thank you Puszkin, very kind as usual. Yes, I think that armoured horses are appropriate for leaders. Expecially for sub - generals, who were more often involved in real fight!
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