Hello everybody,
after a couple of months of absence I am back again,
I am presenting my last work a 75mm roman legionary from Pegaso in which I have done some additions.
This soldier belongs to Legio III Italica on the upper Danube frontier during the ferocious Marcomannic wars (emperor Marcus Aurelius 161-180 AD). He is heavily armed with manicae (iron sleeve) and greaves on both legs. This Legion was hastily recruited in north Italy, in the winter of 166-167 in order to fill the gaps in the imperial army caused after heavy fighting with Marcomannic and Quadi Germanic tribes. The symbol of the legion was three pelicans.
The figure is painted in JoSonja's acrylics and the metallic parts with printers inks and oils, the base is also painted in oils.
Best regards,
Christos.

Very nice as usual Christos. The metals are fantastic as are the whites. I like the mood and feel of the work.

Brilliant Christos.
Brian

Superb. I like it a lot.

Very nice Christos!

Pedro.

Wow! Cool! Very impressed me this job!

Very impressive additions and beautifully painted.
Cheers
Derek

Christos superb painting

Cheers Ken

Beautiful work. So much to take in.
James

Very nice work Christos. Original conversion!

Cheers,
Adrian

Looks good Christos. Nice change from the usual Hollywood reds.
Very real.

Ron

I agree.

Nice work Christos on the conversion and painting.


Cheers David

Wow
Chris welcome to join us again!
First this little conversion you did putting sheet metal on the feet and hands have changed radically miniature.
I also really like the designs on the shield is amazing.
As metals and soiling are also very plausible.!

Alexandros

Impressive and briljant paintwork.

Marc

Great to have you back. This looks great, love the metallics, looks very realistic
Ben

You know my opinion since you started and I said it again Saturday when you brought it finished .
The conception and execution come out perfect .

Chris I like it VERY much!! Bravo
και μια και είχα πολύ καιρό να μπω στο PF και σήμερα είναι Πάσχα χρόνια πολλά
Serafim