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These incredibly detailed 1/72 plastic figures are made by Caesar and have been painted for me by Mr Joe Barette. Can't wait for the Chariots and Cavalry to come.........
 
I'm still deciding on a rule set to use with large numers of ancient figures (WRG, Warhammer Ancient Battles, etc) but for smaller sized armies I will definitely use DBA. I aim to build a DBA army for every army in the DBA Army List that is of interest to me.

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I suggest you check out Nick Grant's superb site dedicated to Ancient Wargaming with 20mm plastic figures using DBA or DBM rules:
 
 
Also, the DBLCHM Yahoo Group, devoted to collecting, and Wargaming with 20mm plastic figures: