if you have access to resin 3D printing, Victoria Miniatures has a set of 5 free cloak STLs on their MMF page.
if you have access to resin 3D printing, Victoria Miniatures has a set of 5 free cloak STLs on their MMF page.
@Charles Tottington probably fairly similar to the epic scale orcs art.
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@Arthur Strakh at least one group of such appeared at the Seige of Terra during the Horus Heresy, when you read between the lines of a passage in "the end and the death" (it mentions as part of Hor...
one of the recent teasers were a group of lobster aliens. which have been cinfirmed as part fo the VSF project.
eh, the marcher tanks will work great for this.. since i now can get stuff 3d printed, for the same price as a single Meng kit i can get the STLs for the marcher tank and print as many as i need (a...
in post apoc settings where guns are rare, the issue usually isn't the supply of guns.. it's the supply of ammo. as in, manufacturing of ammo is gone, reloading is limited if present at all. so whe...
Jezails still pop up in afghanistan, pakistan, and parts of northern india.. but generally as heirloom hunting guns (often well maintained relics) or as "country made guns" aka low grade weapons ma...
the spectators STLs and the cannonfodder STLs from WGAdigital shows a mix of mostly humanoid but clearly not human aliens. as well as a lot of regular humans or (potentially) "weird color humans' i...
i don't think they were meant to be faction specific, just various helmets. the two that are closest to being faction specific, the stalhelm and the brodie, seem to be based off some of the experim...
i would point out that just because a set is included under the fantasy line does not automatically mean it'll have to be using the more 'heroic' sculpting style. the handful of human sets in the f...
i beleive they're first empires, if they're the same ones that have been seen in pics from people who got a few to paint up. they're the fairly typical 'linen tunics, leather chest armor, helmet, l...
yes it might sell.. but put it into the fantasy line, where it fits better, because it's *not historical.* i get that shieldmaidens are a fixation of yours as far as kits goes, but the historicals ...
i was thinking more obtaining the legal details of the ownership and the 3D files used to make them.
pretty sure that given how Wargames factory ended up, the old WF greatcoats either now belong to warlord games, or still belongs to Wargames factory (which still exists on paper in china, though th...
looksl ike when the quar stuff does starts again, we're going to be getting creevin stuff for awhile.. this week's teaser image is of the Anfyr heavy tractor. which is one that no one was expectin...
Shieldmaidens are a fantasy product line, not historical. While there is increasing evidence that women were involved in martial skills more often than was previously assumed for the era, there is ...
I personally feel like this is turning into two box ideas.. The first being a scifi or pulp line set of over-the-top punk gangers, with a very roadwarriorish "leather, athletics gear, and scrap" a...
might be useful, though i'd imagine that the research needed to pin down the outfits might be a pain. one thing i think would be a good choice would be a set of Late Qing Dynasty Imperial Army tro...
it's a bit of a weird project, i'll admit. all the more so in that i don't really have any specific game in mind (though i've been trying to keep compatibility with stuff like xenos rampant, OPR's ...
quickie update.. got some pics of my "Leopard Russ" which i figure i'll be adding to these catts as heavy support. it's an old 1:48 scale cheap tank kit i converted. might need to redo the pintle m...
WGA's done good work partnering with other minis companies to produce plastics. so not surprised they'd partner with an established VSF minis maker for their VSF project. and i can see them renami...
I brought up the shadowkesh mainly because those had two entries in the release schedule until fairly recently, which had gotten pretty far along before vanishing off the list. none of the other al...
@Brian Van De Walker no seated ones that i know of. For any of his lines. But thats a good idea, I'll pass it on to him. He's working on updates to some of the older models and on filling some gaps...
Found a FLGS that does 3D printing, did a small unit of Rangers (snipers) and some characters (including a tank commander*) as a trial run. Got plans to order some heavy weapons and a squad of heav...
So no new pictures currently, but I've found a FLGS that does 3D printing near me (well, About an hour away, which is close by midwestern US standards) and very cheap for the good quality they do. ...
No, pretty sure the iron core aliens were the shadowkesh. I think this is something for the Victorian science fiction project line. Probably the equivalent of space1889's martians. I can s...
@OrlandotheTechnicoloured thats probably it then. You have wide spacing like there should be photos between many of the lines, and highlighting the whole thing shows something there line wise which...
My question is.. could you get the look and weapons you want by sticking WGAs age of reason militia musket arms onto the bodies of the fantasy kits, like the barons war peasants? Or the new Damned ...
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So i posted a response to a thread in the age of reason board, and then noticed some spelling errors and a couple spots where i could tighten up the phrasing for better clarity. But whenever i try...
The seven years war and relatted conflict would fall under the "age of reason" line WGA recently started, given it how it was only a couple decades before the american revolution said line currentl...
shields and smoke grenades could possibly be part of a "police" set? such a set could be made up with the intent to make both beat cops, riot cops, and SWAT. several bodies per sprue (uniforms wit...
at the very least they should also make the rosters showe up in the "digital rulebooks" part fo the store as well, since that is where people are more likely to look for them.
@timbus the thirteenth one benefit of the American Civil War uniforms at least is that if you paint them Blue, ta-dah you've just created Union troops. while you saw some variations between the two...
WGA released team packets at the same time as the rules, they're just in with the boxes of minis in the store, rather than in with the rulesets. https://wargamesatlantic.com/collections/death-fiel...
@Brian Van De Walker bulldogs have Jurassic-park style velociraptor mounts. (i'd still have preferred feathered ones, but the public spoke, so..) for ooh-Rah i'd honestly go the route of a...
I'd personally guess they'd fall into the "fantasy" line.. they're far enough back and based on sufficiently speculative info that they don't really fit the "first empires" catagory, and as mention...
Could also be that the Capote was people trying to copy the pattern/style of the watchcoat, just using readily available materials on the frontier. not unlike how later on settlers in the american ...
@Brian Van De Walker i don't think they've explicitly said either way. it's certainly a lower priority for sure. but i think there is potential, even within the framing for the Death fields Arena ...
deathfields has civilian kits in WGA digital, and they're more alongthe lines of star wars or "near future scifi" than warhammer 40k. if you are looking more for 'multipart civilia...
eh, i like mantic's monobikes, design wise at least. and i was aiming at more of a 'scout infantry' element for that army. in the end i went with an armored car instead. personally i'm hoping that ...
Monowheels would be neat. and they'd certainly resolve the controls issue, since steering on those is more down to shift of balance, with the handlebars generally being just for holding on. i'd wan...
the collar being closed and turned up that high is probably more of a hollywood thing, but that style of greatcoat (sometimes called a watchcoat) certainly was a thing. if you got a few hundred buc...
howabout mechanical walkers, ala the cawdor ridgewalkers in 40K? and agreed that motorbikes might be trickier to make universal, but some sort of wheeled transport might still be f...
basically what the title says. i kinda wish that we'd get some boxes of cavalry mount options that just exist to be options for cavalry, without them being tied to specific faction cavalry boxes, o...
Man I'd kill for some palmyrenes in plastic. Had plans for a kings of war army based around them, but was never able to find anything affordable that matched well. It evolved into a more classic EI...
largely agree. western europe was pretty monotonous in terms of equipment and uniforms, for both the romans and their main 'barbarian' enemies at the time. and they're fairly well covered by existi...
to give you an idea.. this is first half 16th century english clothing for the high society (1500-1550 or so) the later half of the century the mens stuff looks more like this: though there ...
