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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: tim in saskatoon on May 08, 2011, 12:02:42 AM
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(I went with the red skin...)
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-gicYskUu5F8/TcXO4UHz7gI/AAAAAAAAL8s/UfpoaRgcnqo/s1600/7%2Bmay%2B2011%2B01.jpg)
The Martians are from Rafm and their officer is from Black Tree Design.
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Nice set of colors :)
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Nice.
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Now that is the spirit of VSF. Well done.
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Nicely done.
Are the RAFM miniatures true 25mm? They look fine beside the BTD gent.
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Very nice, think the skin tone works well. I recently got a unit of these too.
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Excellent!
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Are the RAFM miniatures true 25mm? They look fine beside the BTD gent.
I have no idea... true 25mm...? 28mm...? Like you said, I think they look fine with the BTD figure and most other figures I use.
I read a lot of complaints about Rafm being so small, but I think they fit in just fine. At least the Space:1889/Colonial/Riel Rebellion figures fit in fine with other figures I own for the same era (foundry, BTD, Perry, Old Glory, etc). Some of their older lines (ancients) seem a little small compared to more recently manufactured moderns (especially the huge plastic fellows). but I think that has a lot to do with the poses. The older figures are a lot less dynamic in pose and so take up a lot less space, which I think tends to exaggerate the differences in actual size.
Ral Partha colonials, on the other hand, I do find quite noticeably smaller - at least when they're standing next to figures of other manufacture. As long as they're in their own units and kept at a good same shooting range, no one notices... Most of mine are Gurkhas anyway, and they aren't exactly known for their hulking monstrous stature!
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I agree with Tim. The RAFM figures size is greatly under-exaggerated. The humans are 27mm foot to eye, and they blend just fine with Foundry & Perry. The Martians are taller, in accordance with the Space: 1889 fluff.