Sorry I have not responded until know, I was unable to find the book. However, I have since found the army list in the Bronze and Iron army lists.

I am currently building an army based on this list and was wondering why the "Warriors" are unprotected. Having read the book by Simon Elliot on "Old Testament Warriors" can they not be "Protected"?

Hi IanN,

I think this is if you regrade them they are "Dismountable".

IanP

Hi,

Thanks for that Richard.

Regards.

Ian.

I am thinking about building such an Army, but am slightly confused with the training and formation type for the Thracians in the list.

Is infantry/skirmisher correct? Seems a bit strange with mandatory characteristics of Melee Expert and Shoot and Charge. I may be missing something!

Would Tribal/Flexible make them too powerful in the rules? Help would be appreciated.

Regards.

Ian.

Hi there.
I live in Bristol and am a MeG player though I have only played a few games so am a novice, relatively speaking.
My current situation (caring for my elderly father) does not allow me to play but I was a member of the Lincombe Barn Wargames Club, before the pandemic hit. They do have a website, which will give you details of commitee members, who will be able to help you.

Thanks Nik,

I thought that this might be the case.

Ian.

Hi All, Need some assistance.
I am building the above using the War & Empire range. Which Army List should I use?
I was thinking Early Imperial Roman, but on doing some research regarding the units it states on wikipedia that in the reign of Augustan the army continued to use numidian mercenaries for their Light Cavalry units. However, Numidians do not apear in the Early Imperial list.
Any ideas!

Thanks for your responses.

I might end up using various shades as suggested.

Ian.

In answer to both responses:

a) I mainly use Vallejo acrylic paints
b) Porus' Indians, can't remember which area they're from.

Ian.

I am shortly thinking of starting to paint my Classical Indians. However, I am currently stumped on which make and paint to use.
Any of you painting gurus out their have any advice?

Ian.