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And so the last of the Gauls are done. I don't know if people have ever experienced an antipathy build up over a period of time towards ...

And some more painted up from the leftovers box. This time a mix of Tin Soldier and Xyston 15mm Gauls (with one Old Glory figure in there as...

Here's a test model for the Gallic chariots I ordered from Old Glory 15s a while ago.  All chariots are a pain to do for someone of my l...

"It's the Helvetii, Gaius Julius!" In 58 BC, while shadowing the Helvetii, a migrating Gallic tribe supposedly menacing...

Managed to finish off another 36 Gauls this week, and, annoyingly, lose a shield somewhere while basing them up! They're starting to l...

Tonight I've had the pleasure of doing the most rewarding step of the painting process, so here they are, the time-consuming little beau...

Well, here are the results after a week or so of mucking about with the 'wet palette' and a reasonably small batch of figures. The...

Well, after doing a little work on some Gauls last night I have to say I am favourably impressed by the wet palette.  I can switch between c...

With the cavalry and the first third of the infantry now done, it was clearly nearing time to get the Gauls to table.  One of the wargamery ...

With the test match on at Lord's tonight I've been finishing the prep for the last of my Gallic infantry as I don't want to leav...

The test lot of Gauls is almost done.  Here are a few shots post Klear coat but pre matt varnish (hence the shinyness).  Photos are a bit ro...

Have been testing paint and pattern combinations for the 330 or so Gauls I have to paint.  It's very slow going, but some progress has b...

In response to some interest shown in the last post on Gauls, here are some photos showing Xyston and Tin Soldier Gauls in close proximity. ...

My pre-Christmas orders are being separated into their various lots.  This is my Gallic army, made up of the very nice Tin Soldier and Xysto...