
After studying and researching 20th Century soldiers where the colours have to be spot on, It was great to get back to using my imagination again. I thought I'd free myself up with a few Celts. Using the white horse hill carving at Uffington as a guide, I created this Atrebates warband.

Ever since I had seen the Uffington horse, I had wanted to recreate the tribe who would have used it as a tribal boundary, the Atrebates.

I have given the Atrebates black hair to add to their Belgic appearance.
3 comments:
Great, inspiring work, as always! Is that Commius of the Atrebates in the winged helmet?
Ave!
Another great post. I love the idea of different tribes in the same army. You've made them both look very distinct. Love the woad around the eyes.
i found this blog looking for some pictures, but i think i found much more.
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