More Roman 1/32 Scale Buildings

The Roman town is growing!

With Little Wars coming up soon (April 24-27, 2025 in Lisle, Illinois) it is time to put the metal to the peddle and really focus on getting my Hannibal terrain finished. I also have one 32-figure unit of Italian allies to paint.

A number of my Roman houses were only partly finished. They needed painting and the attaching of their roof and I had been putting off this task over the past month. The building shown below is probably the most complicated structure that I have built so far. The deck/balcony requires extra work and precision fitting of its components. At the last minute I also decided to add the little structure tacked onto the second floor of the building (shown on the left side of the below picture). It took me two hours just to make this small add-on piece. Yikes!

My favorite and most difficult building, so far.

The unfinished version of the building model.

The finished version of the model. This is the local Taberna. The innkeeper
is standing on the balcony overseeing events going on in the town. I still 
need to glue the balcony rails to the deck. I will do these last after attaching the 
roof to the model.

One of the citizens walking down one of the narrow streets of the city.
The aqueduct arches are shown on the right hand side.

I like this picture of the citizen walking down the narrow street.
I should have done some editing with the light in the photo.

The two buildings on the left and middle were finished yesterday. The third building
in the distance on the right is actually a facade of a building. I added a 
rectangular structure behind the facade to give it 3D depth.

Here are some pictures of the various buildings in their partially constructed and yet-to-be-finished mode.

Lady Hagatha suspects that her hubby is up to no good.
What could she be looking at?

Marcus is going to have some explaining to do!
A small Roman bath.

I hope to find the time to start on the local temple this weekend. I bought a lot of wedding cake Roman columns to use on this model.

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