J White's Gallery

Below are four Illyrian spearmen, painted for Relic Miniatures, representing the rank and file infantrymen of that culture. Illyrians were f...

Large portions of the Carthaginian army were drawn from among the Libyans, and the three figures below represent the command of a Libyan inf...

Though Carthage was famous for its employment of large numbers of mercenaries in its armed forces, citizens of the state also served. From t...

These figures represent Roman leves, poor men whom the state could only require to provide a few javelins as equipment, though I have added...

Here are two Roman figures in closeup, infantry commanders manufactured by Old Glory. I have substituted shields with Gripping Beast and add...

More figures from the same project, Roman standard bearers. The manufacturer is Old Glory, though I have substituted other shields and hand ...

Here are some additional figures from the same project, this time two different sets of Roman principes, who represented wealthier, better e...

Here are some figures I've painted as part of a long term project that will not be done any time soon. After reading Livy's and Poly...

This is another 1/300 Langton ship model, this time an American schooner with a pivot gun, from the war of 1812. I modified it very slightly...

Here are some photos of a 1/300 scale English Brig, a Langton Miniatures kit, from around the time of the War of 1812. I am reluctant to c...