@Alessio De Carolis I agree, but for that to happen on more than a casual basis you probably need the miniatures wargaming community not to be overwhelmingly located in Western Europe and the USA. ...
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Hades vs The Argonautsposted in Painting & Modeling
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Female multipart plastic setsposted in General Chatter
Once we are in science fiction territory, issues such as "median height" and even gender itself tend to be more detail than problem. If it's important that a given soldier is tall and muscular, wom...
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WWII German Sentries for O2 Hundred Hoursposted in Painting & Modeling
Very nice. The lighting totally sells it!
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Hades vs The Argonautsposted in Painting & Modeling
I spotted Herakles and Atalanta easily enough and I'm guessing cloak boy at the back is Jason. Which ones are Castor and Polydeuces?
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What would Einherjar Heavy Weapons and Command look like?posted in Death Fields: The Greatest Sport is War!
Death Fields lore has them taken from Viking era though. Later Swedish styles wouldn't be appropriate (unless there's some top ups taken later?)
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Free Mini for international Women's Dayposted in Atlantic Digital
@JTam anything's removable with a sharp knife. But I expect like most digital files you can do a bit of pre-printing adjustment. Moving a small slab onto the icon would do it. Or another logo.
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2023 February Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
Deep one Private Investigator. Combat Librarian. So many possibilities. It is a great set!
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Frustration with the Australian warehouseposted in General Chatter
@Brendan Flynn the tracking has been reasonably accurate so far. I mean, I get that you have to wait extra from Aus warehouse to Esperance - as I have to wait for Aus warehouse to Hobart - bu...
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2023 March Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
We're also not talking stretch fabric. I think the sculpts are fine - thay have visibly female faces, visibly wider hips and visibly narrower shoulders, although the latter is obscured by the epaul...
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Sculptor creditsposted in Atlantic Digital
@Colin Brinkley I'm talking about the digital files on MyMiniFactory. I know the plastic boxes have credits.
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"A War Transformed" Forth coming Game.posted in General Chatter
@JTam biology class was hardcore in 1916
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"A War Transformed" Forth coming Game.posted in General Chatter
@JTam those top guys are pure Bollywood
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Grav-StuG: Weapon options.posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
@Battle Specter recoil, yes. Significant recoil, especially for a vehicle mounted weapon? No. A 300 megawatt laser produces around one newton of recoil.
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Grav-StuG: Weapon options.posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
There are counters to EMPs. The most basic is to put your electronics in a Faraday cage (i.e. a foil box). Or ruggedise your critical circuits at the design level. I think you can count on m...
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2023 March Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
Look around for some reenactors. You cannot fully trust paintings in regard to how a uniform hangs. I'm not seeing much distinction between the two pants shown here.
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
I like wings as an idea. General Accoutrements could have just accessory wings - Bat Wings, Bird Wings and maybe butterfly ones. Any air force types would count. WW1 and WW2 aviators; Balloon corp...
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2023 March Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
Ehhh.... they appear to have wider hips and narrower shoulders than the male sculpts to me. Silicone boobs are far in the future.
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"A War Transformed" Forth coming Game.posted in General Chatter
Do we know what size skirmish it's intended for? That can vary from a handful of figures a side to a several dozen. I agree this looks very good, and a total windfall for WGA!
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2023 February Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
@JTam they made it a point to mention that World Ablaze was going to get a lot of love, so I hope not. It COULD be Napoleonic missing out this month. At least the Catholic Priests are era appropria...
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Sculptor creditsposted in Atlantic Digital
The digital sculptors are credited on the boxes, but I can't seem to find any credits on the digital portal. Anyone have a list?
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Alien Arena Securityposted in Painting & Modeling
Sweet stuff. Alien heads does solve perceived proportion issues with the chonk torsos and awkward arm angles. "That looks out of proportion..." "Don't be racist" ;)
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2023 February Digital Releasesposted in Atlantic Digital
Yep, good stuff. The Aztec bodies would go well as the basis of Barsoomians, too.
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MMF Notification but no new February files)posted in Atlantic Digital
Fantasy Cultists and Aztec Priests are now up too.
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What would you guys even do to fix this sad excuse for a Space Marine?posted in Death Fields: The Greatest Sport is War!
TBH the size of the weapons doesn't bother me. Superstrong guy in power armour and all.
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What would you guys even do to fix this sad excuse for a Space Marine?posted in Death Fields: The Greatest Sport is War!
Mate, probably the wrong forum channel. This is for Death Fields - I think this belongs in general discussion or modelling and painting.
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The Guild Myrmidianposted in Painting & Modeling
I had hoped there might be a Minotaur in that range, but it appears not. You could convert the Satyr I guess.
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Ogresposted in Painting & Modeling
@Red Bee and in an emergency, the Ogres can fling the... 'flings.
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What do you call a group of Harvesters?posted in Painting & Modeling
Given the scythe arms, maybe a Reaping of Harvesters?
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Grav-StuG: Weapon options.posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
@Paul Mitting it's a matter of swings and roundabouts. Tank guns have a muzzle velocity in the order of 1-2 kilometres per second, so "mico-second delivery" is not really correct. A shell fired at ...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
That is pretty much the only place it's from, though. Historical sources that have him disabled usually suggest being carried to battle on his shield. Vikings barely used horses, let alone chariots...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
Instead of a Renaissance classical revival statue, how about Hussite War Wagons (15thC)?
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Resin STUG!!posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
@Alessio De Carolis to be fair, they are mostly fully armoured. Or robots.
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The Guild Myrmidianposted in Painting & Modeling
Masterbox 1/24 ones are only about $20. Tall Ogre size.
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The Guild Myrmidianposted in Painting & Modeling
Hmmm... it does occur to me you could probably find models in the larger scales that would work for giants. Even 1/32 or 1/24 kits could work, but 1/12 and 1/8 are common. 1/12 is about a 6" figure...
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Grav-StuG: Weapon options.posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
@Colin Brinkley so can carbide steel saw blades. Don't be distracted by how useful lasers are at cutting MDF and mild steel. They are not especially better than kinetic penetrators vs any serious a...
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Grav-StuG: Weapon options.posted in Iron-Core: Mark Mondragon's Universe
@JTam lasers aren't really armour piecing, though.
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
@JTam for Afghanistan even Martini-Henry rifles are not unheard of. Plenty of SMLEs as well as No.4's; for the most part those rifles were obtained between the 1840's and the 1940's. Number 4 rifle...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
SMLE arms won't be in short supply soon... 😉 I could go some Lee-Metfords and early Lee-Enfields, and their carbine versions though.
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Plastic Antitank Gunposted in World Ablaze: The Second World War 1939-1945
Rubicon do already produce it in 28mm plastic - but it does line up with the Italians, and with possible future Chinese and Early WW2 Germany. Also, after it had been superseded as a frontline anti...
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WWII Italian Projectposted in General Chatter
As a long range recce vehicle, the numbers seem about right. The LRDG it was mostly used to counter only operated a few hundred trucks and jeeps.
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New Years painting competition...whats the latest?posted in Painting & Modeling
Results are now up on the main page.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
@Caratacus I don't think you have to be Norse to use the name and even if you are there's no obligation to use early medieval motifs. There's a Honda Motorcycle, an American bomber prototype and at...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
Once you get to "candlepunk" you're pretty much indistinguishable from low fantasy. Noir sensibilities have been successfully used in medieval and classical settings (Marcus Didius Falco springs to...
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
@Alessio De Carolis snipers were known to use it as well.
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Vox Populi - The Voice of the People!posted in General Chatter
@Grumpy Gnome I don't think it ever had much effect on anything in the end. But an awful lot has changed since that time.
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Monthly Themes Suggestionsposted in Atlantic Digital
@Paul Mitting I assume you mean League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and not the 1958 heist book, the 1960 film of that, or the BBC black comedy from the turn of the century. 😉
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Things you'd like to seeposted in General Chatter
Ditto from me for left handed stuff, as well as free hands. You usually get a couple of open hands, fists or pointing ones but rarely enough or enough of the side you want.
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Sneak Peek: What's Behind the Curtain?posted in General Chatter
Hmm... the wings on the Valkyries are a bit different to the previous teaser. Could just be early sculpt stuff though.
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