Elephants and sarissas

[Michael Robert]

What wonderful stuff, Enrico,
you kind of oblige everybody who wants to present this phalanx to perform the same conversions of the lances. It is so much more cool and the original bent joysticks will not be taken for serious any longer. I expect a fantastic diorama.
Greetings
Michael

[Iceman1964]

Thanks Michael
Thinking about it, being a figures producer I would not at all spend efforts and money to produce such horrible sarissas, i would just make the soldiers with empty hands and put in the box the broom bristles

[Santi Pérez]

...Thinking about it, being a figures producer I would not at all spend efforts and money to produce such horrible sarissas, i would just make the soldiers with empty hands and put in the box the broom bristles

I totally agree, Enrico. Although I've only recently started working with broom bristles, I've discovered that they're a fantastic material with multiple applications whenever you need a narrow, long, and sturdy pole/shaft/handle or something similar.

Santi.

[Iceman1964]

yes Santi ! Broom bristles, we love you

other pezetaroi in details , and below the phalanx......

































.... the phalanx is growing, "only" about 20 to add

[Rich W]

These look great! I look forward to seeing even more added to the ranks!

[Kekso]

This is great. Macedonian Phalanx is on my to do list for more than decade now.

[Santi Pérez]

yes Santi ! Broom bristles, we love you ...

Forever and ever, Enrico.

The individual figures are superb, but all grouped together to form the phalanx offer a sight that is both spectacular (for everyone in general) and terrifying (for their enemies in particular).

Santi.

[CliosPaintingBench]

These are just great minis, also good to see them painted to have a reference point