Je vais être sans doute contre-courant, mais je préfère payer plus cher 12 poses que le même prix pour 8.
Malheureusement notre hobby a de moins en moins de nouvelles offres de set, particulièrement sur la période antique, je trouve donc tout à fait normal de payer plus cher ce qui est plus rare...
Et je pense aussi à tous mes amis wargamers qui utilisent beaucoup la marque Linear, et qui seront frustrés par une baisse du nombre de poses...
Pour finir, j'avoue ne pas comprendre pourquoi 4 poses supplémentaires justifie autant d'années de plus de conception... Mais j'imagine qu'il y a une explication rationnelle !

Enfin, comme nous avons la chance d'avoir un dialogue rare, voire unique, avec le fabricant, une dernière question : combien coutent les moules dun set et combien fait-il vendre de boites pour le rentabiliser ?

Merci Andreas et toute l'équipe pour l'extraordinaire travail réalisé !
Chariobaude

still no news... are you still planning to work on that range ?

My dream : italian, german and french armies from the IX-X-XI centuries. All the middle ages sets, except the normans/saxons and the beautifull "el cid" from Hät, are focused on the later period, unfortunately...

in order of preference: the Ostrogoths, who had an army of heavy horsemen, archers and light infantry, a certain number of which will also be usable as symmachoi of the Byzantines, then the Vandals, who have an army exclusively of heavy horsemen, finally the peoples of the balkans, whose troops are essentially light, on horseback or on foot, rather specialized in skirmishes. From the point of view of diversity and interest, I therefore vote for the Italian campaign of Belisarius and Narses, and therefore the Ostrogoths. The eastern front is interesting, but already covered by Hät in particular...

Thank you, this is wonderfull ! i'm planning to order some of this amazing set in order to join my belisarius army !

unfortunately we can't see your pcitures. I guess it comes from a private library without the property of sharing... Can't wait to see it !

Hi, this is nice, very nice, but could you engrave a pattern on the shield, in order to make it (much more !) easy to paint ?
we have the chance to know precisely the patterns thanks to the mosaic of Ravenna which depicts Justinian and his guards ... Te first is a classic "Chi-Ro" in the foreground, the second in the background is more difficult to describe, without doubt with eight rays, as in many of the motifs that we find in the palatine scholae of the late empire ...



thank you !

Very nice priest, can't wait for the release ! Thank you fo the christmas preview ! :-)

I hope to find in this set, alongside Justinien, his wife Theodora of course, but also Belisarius in civilian clothes with his wife Antonia, Narsès the eunnuch in civilian clothes, John the Lydian his treasurer, and above all a few imperial civil servants: for the dioramas we lack high level Roman officials! Some patrician from the great roman families are more than welcome !

Hahaha, Mabo you know how i feel ! I just can't wait for it !!!