Lost world clans

[Grimm]

very cool ,I must also have these figures  

[Prof.Witchheimer]

the good old Bob Mucrh ones, nice to see them painted, mine aren't  :oops:

[walktapus]

The next ten Pulp Neanderthalians.







This adds yet another clan to my collection  

[Grimm]

nice  :love: how manny clans do you have now ?

[Lowtardog]

very nice, I will had this as a link to the Cave_wars group if I may

another Neanderthal figure range is the Jeff Valent oes, a bit more cartoon like in sculpts and poses but nice

[walktapus]

nice  how manny clans do you have now ?

Finished :
Copplestone
Eureka
Pulp x2
a few Fenryll

Primed :
HLBS
Shadowforge (amazon clan)

To come after :
HLBS homo erectus
Baueda Trogs (following Lowtardog's suggestion) : I should receive them soon
Obelisk baboons  
+ a few Reaper, Amazon, Pulp and Copplestone yetis

another Neanderthal figure range is the Jeff Valent ones, a bit more cartoon like in sculpts and poses but nice

I would love to get them. I sent an enquiry for the special offer but got no response yet.

Should consider Steve Barber and Maidenhead too.

very nice, I will had this as a link to the Cave_wars group if I may

Of course you may. I am a long time sleeping member of this group myself.  :lipps:

[Grimm]

what are HLBS homo erectus and Baueda Trogs ?
Can you post a picture ?

 :

Grimm

[W.B.Kurgan]

The Honourable Lead Boiler Suit Company
Baueda Trogs

 

[Lowtardog]

I picked them Valent minis up last year when they had an offer on. I think he has some problems with the site if I remember from a post on TMP

[walktapus]

The prehistoric clans project progresses slowly but it does progress !

Here is the Shadowforge clan, only female.





More on http://psilete.free.fr/?/prehistoria/Clan-Shadowforge

[Lowtardog]

Very nice,

but risky in the testosterone rich environment of prehistory ::

have you seen the new VCopplstone figures?

http://www.frothersunite.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=10166

more lead for the pile  :oops:

and I havent seen his coppers yet

[Grimm]

didenīt know that Shadowforge figures can look good  :love: nice work  

[walktapus]

New clan. These are from HLBS. Very hairy and furry.







http://psilete.free.fr/?/prehistoria/Clan-HLBS

[fastolfrus]

We ran a participation game several years ago using a heavily modified set of rules called "Tusk". Players were only allowed to communicate by sign language.
All players had the same basic objective, they had a hunting party and needed to fetch meat (any kind, including human) back to their camp (off table, they just had to get back to the starting position). Not all players were from different tribes (I seem to remember running the game where all were from the same tribe but competing to see who would become the new chief).
There was a limited amount of large scenery on the table at the start, tall trees, big hills, a lake in the middle of the table, etc. plus a mammoth (near the lake).
At the start of each turn the players rolled for initiative, lowest roll was given an event card, and had to go last. Any tied roll also got an event card.
Event cards varied but gave a hint about what was about to happen - and included some false clues, all were deliberately vague.
Cards included things like "Ground is very stony" (enterprising players picked up flints to use as weapons) or "Large skeleton" (again a chance to pick up useful tools), "Grass is very dry" (two of these cards and a small fire breaks out, but quickly spreads), "Animal tracks ahead of you" (just to be mean the tracks were identified by the Latin names of the animal, might not be a problem on the continent, but causes confusion & panic for UK players who don't know if they are following a rabbit or a wolf).
False alarm cards included birds suddenly flying out behind you, strange noises, fallen trees (rotten & no use), ant hills, etc. Hazards included a tar pit, holes in the ground (traps left by another tribe), wild animals (wolves, tigers, rhino, crocodile, snakes, hornets, boars, mammoths), lightning, but the main problem for most players was paranoia. Every game saw them convinced they were about to be eaten (or destroyed by a volcano).

[fastolfrus]

Forgot to say that quite a few of the false alarm cards actually deployed more terrain, eg long grass, bushes, rocky outcrops, swampy ground, so the players had to explore their way across table with some care, until fire broke out and then they stampeded as fast as the animals.

Sorry to look as though I'm hijacking the thread.