Most of my war game armies are in 20-22mm (1\72-1\76) with many being in plastic. At some point, I discovered Newline miniatures and set about replacing some plastics with Newline-in this case Hannibal's Army in Italy.
My ancient armies are based to be versatile. I play games with Command and Colors Ancients, my version of DBA and in the not-to-distant future a set called Triumph.
I was looking over the Triumph lists and brought my collection out. I decided to take some portraits with my iPad. Here are the results.
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| Newline Spanish Scutari |
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| Newline Spanish Caetrati |
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| Newline Spanish Long-Shield Cavalry |
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| Newline Celts |
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| Newline Celt Cavalry |
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| Newline Libyan Spearmen |
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| Newline Numidian Cavalry |
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| This is one of the best sets HAT ever made. Libyan Spearman in captured Roman armor. |
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| The Great Man Himself-Hannibal by Newline |
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| Balearic Slingers, Hat and Italeri |
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| Newline Roman Hastatus |
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| Newline Roman Principes |
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| Newline Roman Triarii |
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| Hat Velites |
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| Newline Roman Cavalry |
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| Hat Italian Allies |
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| Legatus and Eagle from the Hat command set |
