DBA Madness! Ancient Brits (Celts) vs Imperial Romans

I've been busy with a number of things which has prevented me from posting/painting as of late.  I hope to remedy that and to begin with, I will post my most recent miniature endeavor:

So, my good gaming buddy 'mothertruckin' (his boardgamegeek alias) has introduced me to DBA. DBA stands for De Bellis Antiquitatis.  It is a historical miniatures wargame that features 15mm historical minis.  The game is by Wargames Research Group.  I'll be using the Ancient Brits (Celts) and he'll be using the Imperial Romans.  I'll detail his army as he builds it.  We're hoping to build into further armies including Aztects and other interesting ethnic units.

I purchased my set from Corvus Belli and his Imperial Romans will be made by the same company.  The Corvus Belli 15mm Ancient British boxed set comes with a complete army so there's no need to hunt and peck to piece your army together.  They are provided unpainted and unbased.  The only assembly required is gluing them to your base of choice, adding shields to certain units and also the assembly of riders to horses for cavalry units as well as assembling the chariots and riders.  The boxed set comes with the following:

2 Units of Cavalry (2 horses and 2 riders per unit)
2 units of bare-chested spearmen (2 men per unit)
4 chariots (each with 2 horses and 2 riders, 1 of which is Queen Bodica)
2 units of slingers (2 men per unit)
10 units of swordsmen/spearmen (this is an an assortment, but each units has 3 men)

The 15mm scale lends itself to retaining some level of detail, yet not so detailed as to really slow down the process.  I painted the following so far in about 3 days of several hours a day:

So the units complete so far:

1 chariot with riders

2 units of spearmen

2 units of slingers

Pictured:

Corvus Belli 15mm Ancient British

Paints: Game Color by Valejo

Bases: Litko Rectangular Miniature Bases 40x15mm (spearmen and slinger units)

           Litko Square Miniature Bases 40mm (chariot)

Basing Grit:  Gale Force 9 Fine Sand Grit

Assembled and Painted by yours truly.  More to come as the army grows!