Khurasan releases 1000-1150AD range (AD)

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Khurasan Miniatures has released the 15mm MILLENNIUM range, 1000-1150AD:
https://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-heroic-millennium.html

This is our second heroic 15mm range after the success of our heroic Trajanics. Heroic means the models are slightly chunkier (like most British 28s), making them easier to paint and see on the tabletop. Seljuk foes of the First Crusade next!

[Atheling]

For little guys, they look amazing 

I wonder if I could please ask, out of all  your ranges which ones are considered to be "heroic" in scale?

[Khurasan Miniatures]

The three with “heroic” in the range name.

Heroic fantasy:
https://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/heroic-15mm-fantasy.html

Heroic 11th century:
https://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-heroic-millennium.html

Heroic Trajanic:
https://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-heroic-roman.html

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Just by way of illustration, here are the heroic legionaries:



So they have the look and feel of 28s like (for instance) Foundry, but they’re 15s.

It doesn’t mean they’re too big to fit on the (absurdly tiny) DBx base sizes. The legionaries are mounted on a 60mm base meaning they each take up 10mm base width, the DBx size.

[Atheling]

Just by way of illustration, here are the heroic legionaries:



So they have the look and feel of 28s like (for instance) Foundry, but they’re 15s.

It doesn’t mean they’re too big to fit on the (absurdly tiny) DBx base sizes. The legionaries are mounted on a 60mm base meaning they each take up 10mm base width, the DBx size.

Thanks, I kind of prefer that in 15mm. I love the Xyston stuff too.

[LouieN]

Congrats on getting this line out. 

[Cat]

What is the typical toe-to-eye height on these?