@Spudman4 Well, they do have Spiders with blasters and Lizardmen with AK knockoffs, but wouldn't something like greys, crustaceans or centaurs be better? While I can see  blobs with weapons ...

Some Living Adverseries for the persains would be nice.

Also fits for Indiana Jones adventure style and superhero, same with teracota army. Sadly whole box is to much for me, i would like buy something like mixed chinese theme pack with some them some t...

Got my first box of WWI French today. Got one Groupe de Combat finished. I am aiming at a company, which means 216 figures to glue and paint.

Having just checked, Warlord has Onagers and Ballistas for the Romans but in metal. Seems only their Scorpions are in metal and plastic so far. Zvezda make 1/72 plastic seige engines that can work...

As shop don't have this information: Which round bases should be for Gigant Spiders (bigger ones):  - Will they fit on 50mm bases without going outside of the base?  - What base sizes ...

Some custom aggresive plants (1mm and 0,8mm wire, pistachio, thicker alminium foil, toothpicks, superglue, pva glue, small paper triangles and black tea):

I certainly agree with Karol Siadul  about the need for small artillery - all the scorpions, onagers, ballistae Warlord do a plastic Scorpion, but I am not sure about sources of any othe...

Very nice work. Maybe this will inspire our hosts to come up with a range of usable bikes for their ranges.

So there I was, watching the snow falling in lockdown 3.1, and I looked at the Oathmark/Frostgrave figures I had assembled (and occasionally painted) and thought “I need to get away from all ...

Terror birds, with bits for fantasy and death fields, much like the Spiders kit.

My wife just got me a box of these lizard men for Christmas.  8 Sprues of possibility😄: So I'm going to start by taking three or four sprues and building a Continuum Syndicate warband for S...

Issue (as ever) is doing stuff a bit too niche. Big wolves in plastic might be good - issue is scaling them so riders fit without being basically cavalry/horse size (although that IS big for a wol...

Kings of War (unit based fantasy game). The Irish are an awesome kit with a style that can work for lots of units and kitbashes really well.  

I just want some non-gw aliens and some robots.  Heck even some non bi-pedal aliens like a blob race or something. I also love the add-on sprue SKU.  Hopefully it will sell well enough t...

@Daniel Broaddus Thanks for the pics.  I see what you mean.  But I think I could live with it.  Maybe I'll go back to eyeballing those Victrix plastics after all....

My understanding was that the fezzes had khaki covers for wear in the field, so they'd stand out less. Of course, though, standing out might well be something you want on the tabletop, so you do you.

As already mentioned I'd go lighter on the armored options though wouldn't get rid of them altogether. Maybe 1 for every 8 or something. I think that head options are really what make a box stretch.

@Daniel Broaddus 

@Forrest Wentworth so I think head swaps could go well. Honestly I don't think the differences are as noticable using the 3-ft rule but up close they're way more noticeable. 

@david phillips i got Dark Age Irish and some warlord games viking bondi for raven feast. Never got the vimings done though lol 😅 I've been thinking though, Ravenfeast could be modded to play sci-...

@Daniel Broaddus I am currently at my in laws for the hollidays, so I can only put some pictures up in a couple of weeks, sorry.I use my late romans, mixed with my Footsore and Gripping Beast. They...

@Dalton McCormick Perhaps the heads could include an undead-robot style in among the animal-heads. They might make for some nice not-crons. 

well, i have a game called ravens feast that's free for dark ages online. but I don't play much... i don't actually have a wargaming community that I know of in my area so I kinda just put them on ...

I ordered some WWI Germans to kitbash KMT Chinese for Bolt Action. The French are also very tempting, but I try not to get lost in too many projects at once.

@Forrest Wentworth yeah I don't think so. I'll take a picture of a couple of guys for comparison tonight and post here. 

That's a good idea... and I hope so... a combined box for both options would be great...

Asyrians and Babylonians and any of their enemies like Hittites, Kushites, Scythians. The Trojan Wars.

@Daniel Broaddus So WA and Victrix don't headswap well?  That's disapointing, I've been eyeballing the Victrix dark ages line for a little while now.

I assembled and painted three boxes of WA Dark Ages Irish to create Welsh, Irish and Scots warbands for Saga 'Age of Vikings.' Some Gripping Beast mailed infantry and cavalry were needed to complet...

@Ethan Gilbert I agree. The Gripping Beast kit doesn't have enough poses, and gives you no options for javelins, slings, or bows. The upcoming Goth kit looks very promising. 

@Kein Fisher Another thing you can do is exercise your game design muscles by participating in the One Page Rules Jams that come up twice a year.  The next one is in May.  I've never done...

@Grumpy Gnome But the prep time and effort is at least half the fun! 😁

Perry I believe makes a couple of historical Landsknecht kits. A bit smaller than the GW Empire Fantasy Landsknechts if my memory serves.  Archon Studios has a bunch of plastic Fantasy Landsk...

If plastic kit makers only covered things not already covered in metal then there would be very few plastic kits made. I for one find plastic easier to work for kitbashed comversions. And yes, so...

On the one hand I keep meaning to do more tutorial blog entries but on the other I feel hardly qualified to give anyone tutorial advice. However for those curious here are some tutorial blog entrie...

An excellent topic. It is going to be very interesting to see where folks use WA miniatures.   For Mrs. GG and me it is right now primarily Frostgrave but Games Workshop Middle Earth Strateg...

@Brian Van De Walker It's already covered in metal. Wargames foundry has quite a few kits on it, if my memory serves me correctly.

@Stilton Disco thank you 😊

@Stilton Disco love the red aliens👍👍👍👍

@Mac Coxhead aren't viking halflings kind of, well dwarves? 😊

@Yronimos Whateley Given that Austria in WW1 is almost as key in WW1 as either the UN or the USA  is in Desert Storm, WA should just do them and probably do them after the British and with Ru...

@William Redford   For skeletons at least,  the issue is that the perfect monsters cavalry and warbeasts can already be bought pretty cheaply either around Trick or Treat in form of fake...

@Grumpy Gnome  Wolve and wrags would be great.

I don't really see the point of doing Landsknecht anything after the ogres besides maybe actual historical Landsknechts since there is too much of a good thing, plus it’s not really that vers...

@Yronimos Whateley  Actually, if I recall right the "official statement" on the zombie exercises was that it was to combat/deal with drones (probably the death swarmers), not that it matters o...

@Yronimos Whateley The Death Fields parts I have work great on Warlord's WW2 range:     That said, WA's historical scale ranges (ie everything that isn't Death Fields)  looks okay...

@Bernard Renooij🤦 You could achieve the same thing better both from a buyer and seller point veiw with a couple of well-made civilian partisans boxes with some at ease/work farm tool parts and hav...

40k 2nd, 4th and 9th edition, One Page Rules, Space Hulk, Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps and I plan on grabbing Heroquest once it goes in sale later in the year.    Honestly ...

@daniel tann That is a good question, they may simplify and combind them.