Was busy this weekend and nobody posted it. Seems like it's Heavy Weapons for Death Fields.

Another fun idea: lovecraft through the ages. It could center on a set of hooded cultists universal for the theme, but then each range has it's own take on the high priesthood - some, like ancient ...

I would also love some orcs or goblins with pikes, marching in formation, but that's probably just me.

eh.. ideally you'd want to get as close to 1/2 the size of a normal box as possible. i would argue 11 figures is viable, especially when you consider the added customization sprue. 5 men and 6 wo...

Pike and musket blocks are another good candidate for simple pose models. Conquistadores - especially that style of soldier in a European context - only need about three poses for each weapon style...

To be fair, the theme only needs ONE example for each of the 11 very broad lines. World Ablaze could be sorted with Russian Snipers, Renaissance with alternate heads for the Conquistadores. "Femal...

It would not surprise me in the slightest if GW have at least partially done this to counter the established not-Guard manufacturers. Although the new minis do look better, so it's probably more of...

@Lord Marcus  100% yes. Late Roman Legion female Soldiers.  Female Panzer Lehr Infantrymen.  Etc.

I printed and painted one of The Damned. I'm really happy with how it came out, but working on it I was just thinking about how much fun I could have with a multi-part plastic kit. Yeah, I could pr...

Interesting... I've never thought on sisters by the valkyr... I would use GW-sisters for my army but this is much better... Ohhhh... that would be a very expensive order by WA... 🤣

@Lord Marcus aww nuts... thought I smelled a loop hole. :)

@Alessio De Carolis See that was my favorite Airfix box but yeah some people prefer action. However, people like their miniatures on the march too as that dominates the way Napoleonic to the Americ...

@William Redford That would be a question directly for Wargames Atlantic. At this time I am not taking 3D printing requests as I am digging myself out of a very large backlog of orders.

@Lord Marcus  question. If I have a tribes membership. And you have a tribe's membership. Does that mean I could pay you to print things for me... since Iwe both own the files .. even though t...

@Lord Marcus yes. Since it's unlikely that you will ever find a box of historic female Napoleonic stuff in hard plastic, the digital stuff is a perfect platform for stuff like that. 

The replica of this boat, "La Victoria", exists. I saw "her" once, to my great surprise, moored in a small port of the Basque Country. "She" was inaugurated at the Universal Exhibition of Sevilla (...

Thank you, my friend from the Antipodes... The VCOs wore the sword at the start of the war, which designated them as officers : we can clearly see the straps on the left side. The tropical light ...

@Red Bee the grognard cavalry files can be bought currently, as can the plastic horses you would need to finish them?

@JTam to confirm:   Y'all are advocating for female models, even for historical time periods where females did not regularly serve in military forces (late roman legions, for example?)

@Patrick Salvail  Really, really impressive!  Well done.   @Alessio De Carolis  Good link.

@Alessio De Carolis  The new models are just a touch taller.  All the newer GW 40K humans have been thinner and more realistically proportioned of late.  It's a great step forwar...

Don't forget that they were also (greatly) helped by diseases, expecially smallpox, which the natives weren't accustomed, entire tribes/nations were devastated/wiped out by these terrrible viruses,...

@fodzilla  These are looking really good!  The trench raiders are particularly striking.  Great looking force.

I'll second the nude blood oath lady berserkers. I'm not typically a resin giy at all, but I'd buy them if it supported getting a plastic release of them. -However- I came here at first post the ...

The so called "Flower Wars" were more a religious/political affair than a simple conquest, their principal means weren't only to grab your enemies' lands/resources, but more to catch prisoners to s...

These could be sold as STL files, a "parade" soldier is surely a waste of money for a producer, I remember the (very) old trooping the colors parade sets from Airfix, these were the most boring box...

Another image for inspiration how could be the "heavy" amazons' infantry set:

@fodzilla Beautiful works, these could be worthy opponents for gear of Krieg infantry, pity that now GW opted to increase the height of standard guardsmen! Now they're surely most realistic, but t...

@Red Bee Taking just the one figure only, the Dog one, I was really suprised the head on the body  doesn`t come to bad at all .(I see what Red Bee was stating) I could live with that , for my ...

@Charles Tottington Thats the million dollar question, we will have to wait and see, the sprue layouts not been shown yet. 

@Mark Dewis My god man, pure magic, as usual, you actually make a proxy WG figure cool. For a total None Warhammer player I would use those for "Hellgate London" and be in "Heaven". Sorry😉. 

@Frank Reischmann That is one rather sweet Quin jet print at not a bad price. I hope my  bad boy turns out like this, when I get to start, this made just for the Valkir.

How many unit armies is the game designed for? 

Rifle section: Trench raiders: Special weapons detail:

Good work. Looks like the Lizardman head idea might be a bit so-so. Though it may be worth using the spiky heads than the skink ones? From the looks of things, if you HATE the default arms (which...

I finally got my 3d printer and decided to make a few Kobolds my first print. Here's a comparison of the dog head, draconic head and the skink head (from the Lizard men).I just did a quick dry bru...

@Caratacus if those are human children, they've gone out of their way to glue curly hair to the tops of their bare feet... I'm guessing the dragon might not technically be "civilian" (monsters and...

@William Redford  Sounds good.  All my Eureka USA orders have gone really well.  They've had the order in the mail and moving the next day.  

@Brian Van De Walker well, it's always a problematic war to research, but the Taipings were apparently fairly well equipped with musketry (much of it smuggled in from the West), were known for thei...

I had a look at Warlord. There were some sprues at 50% that I'd have gotten, but their postage to Australia on small orders kills the discount over getting them from a local sprue reseller.

Good digging!

@Charles Tottington Very easy to convert to Sisters. Headswap to an unhelmeted female head (Statuesque and Victoria Miniatures are popular) and swap in Space Marine weapons and backpack. Backpack ...

Robot cavalry. Steampunk ones for the Bulldogs. Motorbikes and light tanks might count too. The Ooh Rah would want more sensible light vehicles like that than alien mounts. US Cavalry of the Plai...

Hmmm. Given that there are several female sets and parts in the December "civilian" release, it might be a bit early to have a whole monthly release devoted to ladies this early.  Mounts was...

@Geoff Maybury  How funny... actually I plan a QuinJet-project over the chrismas-days with the same modell for my IronCore-Troopers... and I have bought a STL for a second one newxt year... ...

@Geoff Maybury Tonight I will buy presents for my neice and nephew. Wife got our kids sorted, and I already shopped for my friends. The Tree is not up yet, and no decorations up yet.  We host...

@William Redford Are we not a pair mate, House finished exept for lights on trees, did not find one "Wargame" item they must all be in the shed, along with the outdoor X- mas lights. If not this si...

I did think about using the Berlin Infantry Brigade pattern. :-).  I'll keep that scheme for next model. Here are the last picts of my carrier and really happy on how it turned out.  

@Grumpy Gnome Cheers mate been run down since that tooth removeval mouth full of mouth ulcers, then this developes, great in mind, but body oh no. Any way house decotated lights to do tomorrow to s...

@William Ings  Nice of them to colorize the top image.