Wargames Atlantic have just released their first vehicle, an ATV for their interpretation of Chaos Infantry.
Assembly to follow.
Random modelling pictures and comments from someone who has more interests than time...
Wargames Atlantic have just released their first vehicle, an ATV for their interpretation of Chaos Infantry.
Not every follower of some charismatic leader or deluded prophet is willing to risk all in their underwear, sometimes they have access to the arms and armour of higher quality. Whether looted from some battlefield, stolen from a tomb or from their past lives, some cultists have the weapons of knightly grade, even if their behaviour is not so chivalrous.
Standard small thickness Frostgrave Box containing two identical figure sprues and associated round bases.Recently North Star has released a set of multi-part plastic figures for Stargrave (though they are usable in a number of different games).
Supplied in the normal box, there are four identical sprues building twenty miniatures with bases to match.Gripping Beast released a box set of multi-part, multi-pose Dark Age Welsh in 2021.
Way back in 2015 I bought the Terminator:Genisys game.
The human opposition forces were rather poor snap together figures and were rather uninspiring.
The terminators on the otherhand were rather nice, each sprue building two standing terminators and a crawling one.There were also resin (?) and metal figures.
Strangely no one seemed to have compared the scales, a number of them were larger than the plastic infantry, and larger than usual for "28mm". Here compared with a Wargames Factory male survivor.
The recently released Orc Infantry box from North Star contains six sprues that builds 30 figures armed with hand weapons, spears or bows.
Here is the new Stargrave Crew II from North Star.
A standard cardboard box contains four sprues of five figures each and two sprues of ten Renedra bases.