I think thier models are great, and am excited that WGA is working with them.
However, the fact that WarGames Atlatnic offers no Wargames Atlanteans, and Reptillian Overlords offer no Reptillian overlords are both a darn shame. I think both companies have homework to do! ;)
To be honest I'd rather that Reptilian Overlords lived up to their name and made all sorts of different reptilians (crocodilians, snakemen with serpent bodies rather than North Star's bipedal ones, tortoises, even mythological reptiles like humanoid Hydras and Basilisks as Mierce have done in their Kthones faction: https://mierce-miniatures.com/index.php?act=cat&cre=dkl-kth&sou=cat) than pointless attempts to compete with GW at selling Catachans, Sisters of Battle and Warhammer Empire, and WGA could have chosen a company with far more interesting and unique model ranges to 'plasticise'.
@William Redford In my opinion, Wargames Atlantic should do an alternative female Set for each of their Death Fields sets, or at least put a sprue of female heads in them.
@William Redford I'm not familiar with Rift's Atlanteans, so I cant comment on them - but for me something at home with King Kull, Conan, and 'Hadon of Ancient Opar' would be good - you know a 'fantasy Greco-Roman-Bronze age' mashup without being too over the top.
@Erebos Hammerhand They made some female heads for Les Grognards in the Heavy Weapons set, and they may well do that with the Raumjager one as well (Cannon Fodder already have a females set so we don't need to worry about them), but an upgrade sprue would be interesting to say the least. I like the idea of some fair, virtuous Daughters of the Empire fighting alongside their menfolk in the Bulldogs team.
@Caratacus I'm not crazy about Mierce Miniatures. I know some people adore them, and while the designs for some of the New Atlantean stuff is almost good - but over the top in a very J-RPG way that I dislike.
Besides, I don't want more 32mm figures - I have enough modern warhammer stuff for that, and want to get out of it all together. ;)
@Jay H. Ugh. T o each thier own, and I'm glad you enjoy the style - but I live in Taiwan and am rather saturated with it, and rather like the more realistic proportions of WGA and some of the others. ;)
