Bluemoon miniatures : scale

[Sardoo]

I was wondering how the Bluemooon Victorian civilians scale up against other figures such as West Wind's EOTD range? Anyone got any information? Thanks in advance for any help given.

[War In 15MM]

When I put together my 28mm Victorian collection, I used Foundry, Blue Moon, West Wind, Artizan Design, Eureka, Reaper, North Star, Woodbine Design, Mutton Chop, Dixon, Obelisk (now OOP), Wyrd and even a few HorrorClix.  They all worked pretty well together.  You can see my collection in diorama form at www.warin15mm.com/Victorian-Gallery.html

[Sardoo]

 Stunning work!

This is a work of art! The Bluemoon figures fit well with the rest it appears.

[Stavros]

Excellent news....i too was wondering the same thing as i just purchased some westwind zombies and gypsies but needed more zombies and was considering Bluemoons extensive range 

[BunkerMonkey]

Note that one set of  Blue Moon Zombies (BMM 111C) are two-piece models. They come with legs  and separate torsos. They fit together with very little, if any, work. I like that particular set because they don't come wielding weapons (except for one with a club) and they're clad in rags so they aren't "time-period" specific.

[Bellygrub]

I just picked up the Blue Moon Mummy set to use for CiC and they seem to blend in pretty well with the EoTD figures. I'm using the IHMN figures too without issue.

 The only models I'm having scale issues with is some of the Reaper figures.

[The Gray Ghost]

they work well together, the only thing I don't like about BM is the huge bases

[Hobby Services]

they work well together, the only thing I don't like about BM is the huge bases

A pair of cheap wire cutters will fix that problem right quick if you don't mind doing some rebasing work.  Not exactly the toughest metal alloy in the world, thankfully.

[War In 15MM]

Sardoo, thank you for the generous comment.  I'm glad you enjoyed the gallery.  Good luck with your project.  Richard

[Sardoo]

Cheers, the comment was well deserved. Very, very impressive work!