This is great - you should add some N'Glonhgk!  https://wargamesatlantic.com/collections/death-fields-digital/products/death-fields-n-glonhgk-infantry  

It would be interesting to brush on the matte varnish but leave the leather coat untouched. Looking good!

Almost finished with the three commanders! gotta clean up a few more details, add a matte varnish to finish the paint job, then detail the base

@Reb T as I mentioned above we're not really interested in what others are doing or have done or might do in the future. The beauty of historical subjects is there will always be someone wanting to...

I also think the basic raptor should be without saddle and harness so they can be wild beasts.  The inside toe claw needs to be much bigger. Optional feathers would be awesome. I like the i...

Here are some closeups

Another Idea thats going around in my head... "what if Germans" Ooh Rah bodies mixed with Ironcore weapons and WW2 heads make great alternative history Germans   

This is definitely a subject that's been missing from plastic for far too long, the only plastic Native Americans thus far are Warlord's Woodland Indians, and though those look decent and are proba...

Certainly Huns are a big gap in the market considering the terror they caused during the Late Roman era. If we're going for a specific Hun set, then it sounds as if we could also ask for other Ste...

@Hudson Adams Hmm, if you make sure it works with the horse sprues than I suppose that setup would work (the question then is do you add the horse sprue or go with a "more Indian in the box horses ...

Well weapon options. Depending on what period you want to cover you would need everything from simple "Stone Age" bows and spears to whatever they could get their hands on up to 1880s if you take W...

@Hudson Adams one arm carrying the Enfield "at the trail" would be nice. That would be a good arm for NCOs for the BEF as very few SMGs made it to France before Dunkirk. Also would it be possible t...

@John Roberts the Home Guard were issued BARs and M1917 (Eddystones) rifles after Dunkirk. The loss of material was tremendous. The M1917 rifle is a US version of the British P14 rifle in 30-06 so ...

@Stuart Harrison spot on! I couldn't agree with you more. This and how the bayonet is attached. This kit is so close to being a good one in big 25 scale. It would be a shame for it to fall short 

Please fix the fastenings on the basic pouches. They don't have a buckle, they have a press stud. If you need any reference material please let me know. 

We've just released a digital set of American Plains Indians with both foot and mounted figures. This could be a great set in plastic - perhaps with six foot and three mounted figures on the frame ...

@Steven Francis  Actually the sole combo I ever looked at was to mix GeneCult spare heads (from the Brood Brothers box or some 3rd party bitz company as far as I remember) with Northstar's Cu...

@Chris Schwab  XR is quite a good versatile agnostic miniature game, a lot of people do enjoy its free form army builder and activation system... oh and games tend to be fast and funny. The p...

@Dennis Horne I think with this skirmishing (firing and fighting) poses are all thats needed with command being a suggested leader, they are guerrillas after all.

@Tor Dunderkuk thanks! I painted up some Fireforge zombies too to supplement them.Right now I'm waiting on WGA to release plastic cavalry and chariots to add to the force :)

Yeah, I mainly used them in Grimdark Future as Human Defence Force + TAO allies :)

Perhaps look at the way the Perry ACW Union Inf box has been organised? A mix of 3 sprues : Marching Inf Skirmishing Inf Command Frame The bulk of the figures are of the first type, a coup...

These hardsuits have a lot of possibilities, a plastic boxed set would be great, also bcz a lot of people don't have access to a 3D printer, and shipping costs from US are very prohibitive. These m...

@Simon. Victrix now have the horse archers out and Cataphracts are meant to be out before year end. They also have an artillery set that should be easily adaptable to Late Roman era via a simple he...

 (These Guerillas can also form a basis for 18th/19th century colonists/militia/brigands/pirates/liberatadores in and around the Southern states/Carribean/South America). Agree on the Shotgun...

much better then I feared! hopefully next time we can rally more support

Well, the big thing I would consider adding is a monk or catholic priest with crucifix, maybe mix up the firearms a bit more with some civilian type firearms such as a blunderbuss and flintlock pis...

@Charles Tottington I don't think that would even really be much of a mix since the Ottomens took alot of their armor evolution off the Byzantines if I recall correctly (they did take over Constant...

The Hardsuits look great - I agree that it would be brilliant to get something like this as a multi-part plastic kit. Give them some customisable options to vary the look for different factions (or...

So, yesterday while looking through the Legion facebook page, I noticed someone had posted a pic ot the ole UAMC Marines, and another dude had commented that he'd been jipped in the Hardsuit KS tha...

Nah it's all still coming. We don't really worry about what other folks are doing. We'll have quite a large range over time as we dig into it more. Just a lot to do across the board!

It's looking increasingly like the WA Late Roman range is dead in the water, Victrix have raced ahead and have now produced five sets, think there's only the horse archers and maybe cataphracts lef...

149 votes from the Vox Populi vote!  Not a bad showing.

We're at 62%! Only about 76 more sets needed and we cross the finish line and this goes to plastic.

Nice work!  

Question for the Legion - if this set were made into plastic what would you want to add/change/get rid of?   https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-napoleonic-spanish-guerrillas-3...

@Brian Van De Walker I second this. We already have plenty of ranges centered around Lotor and Warhammer lite dwarves with chainmail and other low-tech stuff. What we want are dwarves that ARE more...

I love my ww2 tanks, especially my German armor, and I've always wanted some dismounted crew to put on my tabletop as well. So when the panzer lehr box was annouced and it was said that you could a...

@Hudson Adams please, for the love of all things good in the world and in this hobby, I beg of you not to change your tribes structuring. This vocal minority does not speak for all of us.  &n...

@Estoc I don't mean to be rude, but you where not actually arguing against Viking dwarves since LOTR Dwarves  as far as thier "uniforms and gear" go may as well be Viking Dwarves (LOTR Dwarves...

@Brian Van De Walker Allow me to rephrase: I am not arguing for viking dwarves. I was, in fact, arguing against them. Could you please read messages fully before responding to them?  On the t...

The poneys are nice, However I don't think there is enough suplys on them. They wouldn't even make it to secount breakfast.  I would have thought pigs, goats or giant chickens for mounts. I do...

@Estoc  You didn't need to. Viking themed Dwarves was heavily argued as the "they must be this way" theme in an older apparently now lost thread about Dwarves (rather bad arguments mostly ...

@graham They Do allow McDougle Designs to do a few.

Guys I just had a thought,  after reading @Alessio De Carolis argument in the dwarves thread (which used poor examples  for "under done subjects" compared to Dwarves by the way) and given...

@Indy Techwisp I unironically love this, Granted painting the tartans will be heck, but that looks fun. Armored Scottish Dwarves in kilts.

I would love to see a ww2 romanian figure line!  This army gets overlooked, poorly done or left to expensive 'kit bashing' (that not everyone an do, let alone afford). 

Something common to most "Classic Fantasy" depictions of Dwarves is a Scottish Accent. As such, I feel it would suit them to have a Scottish Highlander style theme. Something like the below examp...

May be a little different, but what of more of a Turkish or Ottoman influence?