Mixing Wargames Atlantic with Gripping Beast

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  Don Williams

  9/28/22, 10:23 PM

  I've reported on this forum before that WA and GB plastic dark ages figures are wonderfully interchagable, allowing for lots of creative possibilities. This photo of a Goth chieftain (as yet unpainted) has the following combination: Head and Sword arm (GB Goth Noble Cavalry), Body (WA Roman) and Cape (WA Irish Warrior).

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  Mark Dewis

  9/28/22, 10:46 PM

  @Don Williams what are you using for basing filler there?

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  JTam

  9/29/22, 1:14 AM

  Nicely done.  Appreciate the first hand demonstration of compatibility.

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  Don Williams

  9/29/22, 8:31 AM

  @Mark Dewis I used DAP quick dry acrylic caulk that comes in a squeezable tube (similar consistency to tooth paste). Available at any hardware store here in the USA.

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  Alessio De Carolis

  9/29/22, 8:51 AM

  Excellent conversion, I hope they'll do a set of catapracts/clibanarii, their helmets were really cool, plus they would be perfect as early Byzantine cavalry.

  P.s. i saw a tutorial for textured paste for basing:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iApuo35_W8 

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  Vitor Soares

  9/30/22, 10:50 AM

  @Don Williams congratulations, he looks really amazing.

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  Lord Marcus Moderator

  10/10/22, 10:36 PM

  @Don Williams thank you for giving me an alternative when I can't get my usual basing material.

  McDougall Designs is a proud partner and retailer of Wargames Atlantic Products. Visit us at https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/

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