The technique essentially is to paint the flesh color first, then thin coats of the dress color and building them up thicker and thicker. You want the areas you would normally highlight to be darker or less sheer. It’s my first attempt using this technique so I hope I can improve it next time.

Continuing this project to get Troy on the table in glorious 60mm, (no I am not, my mother had me tested)

Baueda for tents and equipment, Hittite chariot was the last of twenty painted for my buddy who is using it for our Kadesh scenario this month at Hotlead.

Some Camps both Historical and Fantasy.

I played DBA, DBM, Warhammer and a few other systems. I am slowly rebasing all my stuff because I now play almost exclusively Triumph for Ancients, Medieval, and Fantasy. As David said above the most important thing is that you have a common width, the second most important thing is probably being a...

Rod wants a copy in hand by April 26th, so if that is overly pessimistic? I am ok with that

Just a quick note on where you can find upcoming Triumph games and events (that I know about).
Battlefields - Livonia Michigan March 9th
Cold Wars - Lancaster, PA March 14-17th
Hotlead - Stratford Ontario March 29th - 31st
Little Wars - Lombard, Illinois April 25-28th

Of course, and at flintcon, we had a Saxon victory and a Norman victory.

Both of them led by kids against more experienced adults.

Coopman, Yeah Bill Hupp and I have talked about doing some videos, but we just have not gotten around to it yet. We might make it a priority this year. We don't plan to do videos of entire games, but maybe some instructional ones on how to set up a game or different forms of group movement and comba...

Love the camp figures, especially the plowed field