Having a wicked time painting these little Celtic hellraisers. Wonderful introduction to the hobby.  

Thanks to Baccus for such an impressive product and everyone in the forum/community for being so welcoming and helpful :) 

Very impressive terrain to go with the little fellas

Thanks David :) 

Very impressive! First time 6mm! Hat trick!

Cheers! Thanks Glenn :) 

Stay tuned for the Battle of the Allia! 

They look very impressive and the terrain is remarkably good as well. The opening photo looks very like the formations used in Boudicca's final battle, but I am assuming this one is in Gaul, under Caesar, as the Romans look like republican types.

Yes, lovely stuff, especially like some of the terrain.

Thanks for the feedback, folks. Appreciate it. Been stalking the Gallery the last few days and I've been struck by some stunning work which has inspired me to re-do/touch up my bases. 

@dour, absolutely correct -- the Romans are indeed Republican types, and I'll be exploring a few different scenarios spanning several hundred years of the Republic, as well as the early years of the Empire. The formations in the first pic were meant to represent the Republican Maniple, adopted during the Samnite Wars. I'll be starting with the Allia, however, moving through the Samnite and Punic Wars, touching on the Roman-Gallic conflicts, Boudica's revolt, and perhaps some of Agricola's campaigns in the north.  

@Mollinary -- that's one heck of an eye you've got! Yes, the Romans are Rapiers and do mix brilliantly with Baccus. Shout out and thanks to Rapier. Really pleased with the aesthetic and impression they produce from proper viewing distance on the terrain, esp. in contrast with Baccus' Celts. 

@Whirlwind -- cheers mate :)