Dogs of War

(12-01-2010 08:59 AM)TheBorderPrincessPrince Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-30-2010 06:49 PM)M4cR1II3n Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-29-2010 04:54 PM)TheBorderPrincessPrince Wrote: [ -> ]try Hät industries, i have some 28mm plastic moors, really cheap, 32 for 10 euro's. they will be making some cav. soon

- Those are not true 28mm scale, they are 1:72, whereas warhammer are rather 1:50. Those miniatures will look awfully misplaced next to warhammer models.

(11-30-2010 05:55 PM)NewGuy Wrote: [ -> ]Hey, Perry finally came out with their mercenaries range- Pikes and crossbows!

Like they were building them for us... hmm.

it's a conspiracy!

Finally! I'll be getting at least two of those boxes for sure! Damn, I'll never have the time to paint them though...

no, they have a true 28mm range of el cid.

Hmm, I did see that they noted them not being up-scaled 1:72 models, so you might be right there, but usually that sort of models are way smaller (I have a few hundred of them).

Has anybody found a good alternative for Alcatani Pikemen? All the classical spearmen/pikemen I've seen (including the excellent plastics from Immortal and Victrix that I'd love to use) seem to have shields sculpted directly onto the bodies/arms. Maybe a headswap from some plastic hoplites onto Late Medieval bodies (Perry continental mercenaries?)?

Not sure how long this may last, but this guy got some custom dwarfs made to resemble the old citadel/marauder dwarfs from long ago. He is offering them on a limited basis. They are brilliant for Dogs of War dwarfs because they have a very "renaissance" look to them. Right now only the basic core infantry are being offered, which aren't armed perfectly for WFB, but he has many many more which I hope will be offered soon. They aren't cheap, and shipping to the US will be murder probably, but they are great, and would give you a unique looking unit in the old school GW tradition.

How to get them:
http://whiteknightminiatureimperium.blog...e-how.html

Cost and pics:
http://whiteknightminiatureimperium.blog...set-1.html

All the dwarfs he has done:
http://whiteknightminiatureimperium.blog...20compiled

Some goblins too (perfect for halfing proxies):
http://whiteknightminiatureimperium.blog...n%20greens

Found some rather cool Scottish Pikes in a range straight out of Braveheart, must say I quite like em! might pick up 2 packs in the near future.


Company is eBob Miniatures (http://www.ebobminiatures.com) and these are part of the Rebellion range.

Great suggestions so far

Am liking those eBob ones, they look like they would make great 'militia' style pikemen.

Tell me, where may I find my current Holy Grail of miniatures, affordably-priced halflings?

Not sure if anyone had seen this range, it is a bit more suitable for Mordheim, but there are some fantastic character models in there, as well as flavor pieces to ad on to large regiments. Every militia unit needs some beggars and jesters

Lead Adventure Miniatures Bruegelberg line:
http://www.lead-adventure.com/index.php?...2bd9dbbb65

Small example pics:

oh nice models there.

Adding to the list.
http://heresyminiatures.com/
Some useful barbarian type characters, and a few halflings in there too.

Just found this one - http://progloriaminiatures.blogspot.de/

Not a massive selection currently, but some nice villagers (suitable for militia) plus the Hackbut would be great as a 'counts as' Espringal in a renaissance / Landsknecht style army..

If we can get enough people to vote this in on Wargames Factory they will put these into production
http://www.wargamesfactory.com/BookingRe...x?ID=48731
You don't actually have to order them for it to count. it's just a loose promise that you will buy some if they release it