Showing posts with label Romans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romans. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 November 2022

2017-07-15, Summer Holidays 2017: Lundeborg Iron Age Fair

As mentione earlier, we visited the Iron Age Fair in Lundeborg some days after returning from sweden. I did not take as many photos as I usually do at this kind of events, but here is a few views of the site.




The Roman Castra


Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Roma Bellatrix: Officer Making Sacrifice

I am not currently working on a project regarding Romans, I now, but I expect to be later this year.

I was asking on the LAF if anybody knew of a suitable Roman priestly mini to include in an army, and the user 'Morgan' was so kind as to send me this Warlord Games mini.

I hope to find the time and motivation to make some of my Wargames Factory Caesarean/Late Republican Romans into a warband for OGAM and Broken Legions (and probably Blood Eagle), then over time expand it for A Fantastic SAGA.

Sunday, 19 February 2017

Vacation 2016 - Day 7, Part 9: Empúries Roman City, Part 2.

A bunch of pics from the Forum area.
















The way back to the park and museum area.





Vacation 2016 - Day 7, Part 8: Empúries Roman City, Part 1.

As mentioned, the kids are on theor Winter Break from school this week, and I have not been making any hobby progress.

Instead, I am now returning to our vacation last summer for a while, trying to get through the very experience-rich seventh day of our camping trip to Catalonia.

After traversing the park we came up the Roman city on the plateau above the Greek area.



Had they only been functional....









While I was exploring the Cryptoportico and the Forum, the rest of the family sought refuge from the sun in the shadow behind that small building.






Tuesday, 31 January 2017

Vacation 2016 - Day 7, Part 6: The Empúries Museum - Part 2

For those of you who find all this old stuff boring, I apologize. I, myself, can get quite ecstatic looking at all those wonders from civilizations that went under in the making of our modern continent, so I hope you will bear with me.