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A beautiful collection!

Awesome figures and great explanation of how the army composition was decided.

Looking awesome Matt...

good collection i need cases like that😂

A great collection, just 12:17 a small problem.... too many Lancastrians lol

Stunning collection mate

Now that is a fab video 📹 you got me thinking of a new project 😮😂

Nice tour and update Matt. Looking forward to seeing more of those nasty Austrians!

That's an impressive collection you have there! Shame Really Useful Boxes don't have a loyalty card 😆

Cracking update and hobby room tour @BattleMatt! Loved the setup, I wish i had a dedicated room for hobby!

In 1788 Austria had 6 regiments of chevaulegeres, in 1791 were 7. In 1798 the seven chevauleger regiments were renamed to light dragoons but few months later they became dragoons. In 1801-1802, five light dragoon regiments and a newly formed dragoon regiment became chevaulegeres....!!

Super helpful

I used to buy these as a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. There was a shop near my school and I would spend my savings on those lead figurines. I remember there were expensive back then.

Great painting

I'm doing something pretty similar at the moment Matt. After weeks of painting Zulus and Landsknechts, I needed something a bit different to paint so I'm currently repainting and rebasing an old Space Marine army to use in Grimdark Future. Really enjoyable change of pace.

Very nice Matt. Try Xenos Rampant alongside 40k for a different game experience with same models.

What's not to like? Superb details, shields...and presentation!

I love the look of Spartans with Corinthian helmets. Great job!

Get some cavalry fool!

They're excellent, keep up the great work

Most impressive shields, faces...and superb paint job, congrats!

SUperb Spartans, Greeks, shields...and I do dlike your slingers, great poses and paint job... 😍😍👍👍

They've come up really well. I've got boxes of unassembled Victrix figures of this era. Impressed to with your basing and how well you've done to give them bigger scale but you've done so discretely. Time for me to get assembling and painting.

These guys look truly superb

Beautiful work. Very envious of your ability to choose colours that work. I'm a terrible painter, so thanks for the insights.

nice work matt, they look great :)

We play at 48 points a side, works well with certain house rules

The cannon should be ochre or “yellow”

How did you manage to make the shields without transfer seams? show the technique

Why weren’t the edges of the linothorax painted?

Carnyx is a instrument used by the Celts during the Iron Age

Two corking looking forces there Matt, fantastic work :D

Andreas Hofer was a messed up anti vaxxer and religious fanatic

Great stuff, keep it up!

Where is this can i join lol

Absolutely cracking project mate. Wiil watch with interest.

Looking good Matt. Just a thought perhaps use the club for the Theban Sacred Band and then give the bog Standard Hopkites different shield designs.

Looking great!

Great looking armies Matt.

Great looking figures and impressed how quickly the project is being done :)

They all look excellent,great work mate

Great looking project!

Figures are looking awesome and enjoy the holiday:)

Cracking sounding project and looking forward to seeing how it develops over the summer :)

Great work! Keen to see how this unfolds. Victix do Spartan and Theban LBMS decals on their website. Battle Flag do a sheet of Athenean decals as well as Spartan and several sheets of 'mixed' designs. Carthage Must Be Destroyed also has some excellent mixed decals on his Etsy store if you are looking to mix things up a little. Also if you can get a few of the mixed Warlord decal sets you could pick and choose the relevant decals for the city state you are focusing on at the time. Personally other than Sparta I'm planning on a few ;themed; decals for each state with mixed shields thereafter ;-) Best of luck!

Lovely work mate

Splendid figures and first class shield designs...Excellent work!👍👍

Great progress - love the shields!

Thats one epic looking project piled up there Matt, looking forward to seeing what you get upto with it!