I agree with Misterdedd. It would be wonderful to get those sets. I'd buy those for sure! :)

Not so sure about civilian sets. I probably would not buy those.

Dont' forget the battle of the five nations during the 3rd Samnite war. I would love to see that. :)

Of course quality is of great importance :) I agree with Zouave72 there. 8 is really the limit too.

Lack of quality is the reason for me not buying some sets that would otherwise be interesting to me.

I wouldn't remind a reduction in size or number, as long as it doesn't get ridiculous. I think 32 with 8 different poses is still something I would buy. Of course that might leave out some of the more interesting figures, like the Ligurians, that came in two different sets, and I love. I doubt anyone would produce those if they were to be only in one set of 8 poses. I appreciate the idea of getting more figures out more quickly. Expanding ranges is always nice. Also older sets tend to go extinct at some point, so will need the replacing. Maybe if sets of mercenaries/allies could be made there would still be room for the more exotic?

Happy to hear that sales are doing well :)

Thanks for the review, MisterEdd. I look forward to getting mine :)

I also bought some.

I would also like if Linear A considers making Iberians :)

I think I agree with Sharpsperil.

Wow, that is fantastic news! :)

I didn't know they were an invention by HäT. I thought them to be a real unit type. Good to know that they are somewhat historically iffy. :)

I would personally like it to be a mini-set of each, mostly because I would buy 3-5 of each in a normal format, and I'd be stuck with that many Caesars/Cleopatra's. Also if this takes away a "slot" from the soldiers that would otherwise be in the set, I'd hate that too.

They look very interesting :) well painted, very exotic. :)

You continue to put forth great painted figures. I am impressed. :)

I actually meant the painting of the clothes, the colors of them, the patterns. The figures themselves I am sure are what PSR said they are, at least Historically Accuracy scores.

I will allow myself to dream: Republican Romans that fit all the above categories

Nice painting here. I wonder though if the carnyx blower does have pants on, and it isn't skin? Anyway, you make it work.

Very nice. The clothes are very exotic, to me, but seem appropriate for the figures and times. Good work! :)

Right, I was just wondering if you had found some hidden piece of history I had not :)

Wow, Nice.

I was just the other day thinking: All these Samnites, and only all old sets from other manufacturers to oppose them. I was going to find out how available these old sets were, but I already have those, so I forgot about it. I think it is a good decision. :)

Very nice repaint :)

You seem to like to put bands on the spears near the tip. Any historical source on that?