Late Roman 28mm Size Comparison

[@TriariusWarGaming]

Good reviews!

[@jvcpaints]

Would "girth" be another synonym for chunky? That BlackTree analogy LOL! That dude has a product that everyone wants, but he has got to figure out where he is going with it. Maybe Diver can buy his company with all his NYSE gains.;) Love the newer sculpts from Victrix. They've come a long way from their early Ancient Greek line.

[@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647]

Girth, just typing it makes me feel like only fans girl. Fucking holy diver over there thinking he is the next wolf of wallstreet.

[@jvcpaints]

@@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647 Warren Diver? Holy Buffet?

[@Corvinuswargaming1444]

This is helpful if I ever get around to building an army for the time of Heraclius and his war against the Sassanians

[@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647]

Yeah the aventines would be perfect for that period

[@andrewjenkinson272]

Not mentioned -Essex? Old Glory? Newline? (Latter probably too small to mix).

[@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647]

Yeah Essex has everything but they are 25mm even smaller than the foundry. Old glory is a good mention tho. Didn't know newline had late romans.

[@NossCalavera1670]

A&A and Aventine I believe are the same sculptor.

[@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647]

They are but you can tell his skill grew considerably once he started aventine

[@NossCalavera1670]

@@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647 oh yeah, Aventine are top end sculpts.