So, what's my point?I am ok with 48 bodies.I would actually hope for more: 30 bodies in tunics to soak up Goths, and 20 with integral left arms to soak up Irish.If we're working with a figure of 6 ...
So, what's my point?I am ok with 48 bodies.I would actually hope for more: 30 bodies in tunics to soak up Goths, and 20 with integral left arms to soak up Irish.If we're working with a figure of 6 ...
04 - Persians Now, with WGA Persians we're pushing into fringe armies, alt history and outright fantasy.But they are an integral arm kit, and worth mentioning too.The box contains 40 models, 5 bod...
03 - Dark Age Irish Probably my favorite soak up kit from WGA, DA Irish has 6 human bodies plus 2 dogs per sprue. Those bodies come with integral left arms, and have fewer right hand option...
02 - Late Romans in Lorica Hamata WGA suggest to mix Goths and Late Romans to get armored Dark Age Warriors.Let's compare Late Romans with Goths.At 4 models per sprue, 24 per kit, Lorica...
01 - Goth Warriors Sprue When assembling Goth Warriors, one sprue yields 5 complete models. We have about 30 leftover bits - depending how many extra bits put on those bodies,...
Alright, might be a bit long-winded.Bear with me, there is method to my madness, and a point to my ramblings.First of all, the blurb on the pre-production page says "at least 48 bodies".I know we t...
Sorry for noticiting it so late.But I see people are still struggling with Conquistadors, so here's my take on them.I made up the diagram BEFORE getting the actual sprue, so it might be a bit off.S...
I never shot a whole army picture of my Empire guys.But this is what they looked like a couple of years ago.I added more units, and branched out too...I also mixed Conquistador and Aztec bits, to c...
I kitbashed mine from Warlord and Perry bits.WGA Conquistadors arms/heads were too large for my tastes.^_^
Sorry, guys.I have no idea why pictures stop showing up, after a while.Probably something related to shifting server and facebook.I don't even remember what I originally posted.I'll try to fix some...
Alright, for what it matters, I'll throw my two coppers...I loved the idea of upgrade kits.I think I bought a bunch - and, aside note, I'm liking the new plastic - more bendable and kitbashable tha...
@William RedfordAt last I managed to pay a visit to the forum.I thought my army was big, but your units are great!I see we've been following a similar path, with conversions.I tested how Conqueror ...
By sheer chance, a pal of mine provided me with a 3D printed, flexible resin, female Landsknecht - as a printing test.I'm definitely for a female Landsknechts kit.Even though their historicity migh...
@Anthony Allen Not yet.Goblins have a similar neck nub joint type as Raumjaegers - just shallowed.Personally, I was considering mixing Oathmark Goblin heads with Gripping Beast Irish.
@Battle Specter I'm linking the picture from facebook.Apparently, they love changing urls for some reason; I updated it, we'll see how much it lasts.
@Yronimos Whateley Random musings, with chance of wildly inaccurate forecasts.Gauging market is tough, in these times and economy.What used to be a no-brainer project - huge kits of similarly ...
@Yronimos Whateley I am familiar with the Reaper models you mentioned.And your project sounds rad.I was considering assembling a Doom Revenant myself.Gasmasks on ghouls is something I should t...
@Yronimos Whateley Musings...Old ork and gretchin minis had no shortage of spikes.Studs could be made with nail art half-beads.One could splice ghoul heads from any suitably sized undead kit a...
@Womble Of Darkness Thanks.Execution is what it is, but hopefully, as I keep tidying them up, they should pop more on the table while retaining their grimdark allure.
@Berggeit Thanks!I'm also building some relatively good guys, so I can pit them against.
Loving the premise.Some doubts on the feasibility.
@Yronimos Whateley Thanks!I tested the WWI heads, both unconverted and converted, and I wasn't sure: they weren't giving the right sci-fi vibe I was looking for.Grognard gasmasks looked both f...
@Yronimos Whateley Thanks!I was considering using Erehwon skeletons as scenery, but with spears as support they become sturdier enough.Sure, WGA bulkier skeletons work great as melee specialis...
@Frank Reischmann I need to paint more, and touch up what I've painted so far.I have a heavy weapon guy with a gatling gun and a couple regular troopers, too.
When I shot these pictures, I only had a couple of WGA kits: halflings and skeletons.Halflings didn't sit well with me, and it took a while to find ways to kitbash them to my liking.Skeletons, howe...
@BS Kitbasher The biggest problem is, WGA plastic is shiny and tough to cut through.More or less the same problem with Maelstrom's Edge kits.Newer models I heated in hot water, so plastic wou...
Alright, in a covert attempt to flood the forum with my contents, I'll slowly add pictures of my kitbashes in most forum sections...:DThis time it's a mix of WWI German helmets and Grognard bodies....
@Forrest Wentworth I'm tempted to swap heads before.That head is big indeed, and maybe could work better on the taller body.I'm also waiting for ideas for the special/heavy weapon guy, so I pa...
Alright folks, new post.I'm appending it to the previous one to keep things tidy, as they used to do on forums on ye olde times; somebody let me know what's more fashionable nowaday: new topic for ...
@Ben Saunders I'd try that kind of conversion using Irish.Ragged tunics, bare feet. Good goblin foundation.For heavier troops, I'd pick late Romans.
@John Wilson All considered, I wouldn't mind either reduction or original scale.Depending on the vibes they'll be giving me, I'll convert them into heavy infantry or full powered super marines...
@Paul Lucey Wow.Sounds nasty.Erehwon skeletons were notoriously fickle: separate feet, separate legs and torso, with joint in the lower spine.Head connected via a tiny neck nub to a shallow so...
@Battle Brush Sigur Likewise.I sometimes assemble female partisan from various kits, but bits are somewhat more limited.
@BS Kitbasher My models are usually characters in a squad or a warband.I seldom assemble rank and file, but going for memorable sometimes collides with aesthetically pleasing.The trenchcoat f...
@Rohan Wilmott Thanks!!!That's actually what I did...I mixed Afghans with Iron-Core.https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/44299/iron-core-kitbashes
@BS Kitbasher I'm torn.On one hand I like how idiosyncratic that guy looks.He's stooping, slouching, with a big head of beard and cloth.He's not a good looking fellow.And in a sense, I feel h...
@Jules Moles Thanks!It's a bit scruffy, but I feel it belongs with survivors and partisans.It's really glazing over a tan coat, plus progressively lighter somewhat random highlights.^_^
@david phillips Basically, anywhere a guy in a loose tunic wouldn't be out of place, would be fine.Which reminds me, I haven't kitbashes those Irish with Afghans yet...
@Derek H Loving the use of living bodies to convert classical skeletons.Did something similar with Victrix Normans for my wights.
Alright folks, more peasants.French Resistance is among my favorite kits: very versatile, I can build guys from early '20s to later '70s, just with judicious headswaps.These guys I envisioned as ea...
Alright folks.Those Irish seem to be very popular, and I guess I'll join the party and show mine.I don't usually assemble whole armies, so this is just a small posse, led by a preacher, with a coup...
@Battle Brush Sigur Project Z firearms?
@Ethan Gilbert I had to assemble them in SLOW stages, and let them cure, or they'd collapse under their own weight.Which is a real bummer: they are very characterful and the skulls are among m...
@BS Kitbasher Bit of both.Some WWI legs are somewhat smaller.Also, I picked a fairly large Afghan head; probably could have swapped with the shotgun guy.Angle forces perspective though.From the sid...
@BS Kitbasher Did they mention whether they were going to reduce size for Valkirs too?
@Andrew Fernandez Perry or old Fireforge?They'd probably more in scale with halfling arms.
@Brian Van De Walker Same pictures as on facebook.Linked from my page, not attached.@BS Kitbasher Care to elaborate?Maybe can be fixed.
Alright folks.The idea for these guys stemmed from a couple of discussions over facebook.People were wondering how bits from Iron-Core and historical ranges would mix together.Since I hadn't tried ...
Alright folks, first post, and I'm skipping introductions to dive in talks of conversions.Speaking of skeletons, these are some guys I assembled a while ago; they aren't extensively converted, just...