The author is a professional painter of wargaming figures and provides excellent advice from considerable knowledge of the subject. Wargaming with physical figures continues to be an expanding activity in spite of the increasing realism and accessibly of digital wargaming and increasing speed of the computers on which the games run. – Very Highly Recommended

NAME: Painting Wargaming Figures, Rome's Northern Enemies, British Celts, 
Germans, Dacians
FILE: R3281
AUTHOR: Andy Singleton
PUBLISHER: Pen and Sword
BINDING: soft back
PRICE: £14.99                                                        
GENRE: Non Fiction
SUBJECT:   Roman Republic, Roman Empire, Ancient History, Wargaming, painting 
figures, hobby interests, Celts, Gauls, Dacians, British, Romans, Legions

ISBN: 1-52676-556-X

PAGES: 117, extensive colour illustration through the book
IMAGE: B3281.jpg
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DESCRIPTION: The author is a professional painter of wargaming figures and 
provides excellent advice from considerable knowledge of the subject. Wargaming 
with physical figures continues to be an expanding activity in spite of the 
increasing realism and accessibly of digital wargaming and increasing speed of the 
computers on which the games run. – Very Highly Recommended

The reason for the growing popularity of physical wargaming may, in part, be the proximity of the opponents and the atmosphere at a war gaming venue. There is the power of emotions in a live event that has yet to be matched in the digital world. The greater reason may be the pleasure of researching and creating scale figures. This is a hobby in itself. Although there is a growing supply chain that can offer the wargamer a supply of everything in completed form, many wargamers enjoy the construction and finishing of the essential items of wargamers kit.

There are also occasional wargamers who are more interested in building a unique collection of detailed and beautifully painted scale figures and equipment.