Pretorian Guard in Rome - A.D 66 (1 Viewer)

[lasalle]

Hello,
Some news today on my blog :
A new display is available :
http://cimeterre-de-figurines.blog4...756291-praetorian_guard_in_rome___a_d_66.html
http://www.cimeterre-de-figurines.c...131-last_purchases_updated_february_10th.html
http://www.cimeterre-de-figurines.c...om_the_workbench___updated_february_10th.html
Best regards
Xavier

 

[braddinpa]

Looks fabulous! Post more!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brad

 

[Sahara]

Love your newest display Xavier. I have been debating on picking that structure up for sometime now. I will now after seeing your pics. Great job. I know the FL praetorians weren't everyones cup of tea because they weren't in combat poses but they are just amazingly done and are some of my favorite FL pieces.

 

[lasalle]

Love your newest display Xavier. I have been debating on picking that structure up for sometime now. I will now after seeing your pics. Great job. I know the FL praetorians weren't everyones cup of tea because they weren't in combat poses but they are just amazingly done and are some of my favorite FL pieces.

Thanks Sahara for your feedback. Romans FL range is the favorite of my wife, it's the reason I acquired FL Praetorian because they weren't in combat pose. And the Aeroart building worked very well with this range!{sm4}
I'am very happy of these last acquisitions!
Best regards from France.
Xavier