Fantasy swashbuckling project (cultists)

[M.P.]

I'm working on a fantasy-historical project set in the 17th century Prague during the reign of Rudolph II. Think of it as a more "historical" version of Mordheim (and maybe Malifaux), which draws most of its inspiration from Andrzej Sapkowski's hussite trilogy and Hammer's folk horror movies.

I'm planning few factions like cabbalists, alchemists, Matthias' spies (future emperor), utracvists, diabolists etc. (historical minis for this project are in other thread: https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=116677.0 )
 Apart from human factions there'll be few non-human ones like werewolves, frogmen, beastmen.

Now I'd like to show you my frogmen





Regards,
Tom

[Blackwolf]

Great stuff,and love the idea!

[von Lucky]

Very cute - who makes the miniatures?

[M.P.]

Thank you .

They are from Spellcrow's Argatoria 10mm Line.

[Gallahad]

Very cool project. Great idea using smaller scale miniatures for diminutive frogmen.

Have you seen the game Anno Domini 1666? It is set in Vienna in 1666, but could still at a minimum provide lots of great miniatures for your project when it hits retail. It also includes fantasy elements like alchemy, etc.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1263001724/anno-domini-1666/description

[M.P.]

Thank you .

I do know AD1666, I'm waiting for my kickstarter pledge . I cannot source minis from that game because my project is in1/72 scale .  Also my project is set in the early 17th century, which in terms of fashion differed much from the latter half.

[M.P.]

Time for some beastmen dollies

[M.P.]

Finished chieftain for my frogmen .

[von Lucky]

Beautiful sculpting - in particular the mask and shield.

[M.P.]

Thank you von Lucky, I'm trying to do my best .

[aircav]

You are doing some cracking stuff, I can’t wait to see where it goes 

[M.P.]

Thank you , here's dolly of fomorian.

[M.P.]

More dollies - this time ratman, halfling and dwarf.

[M.P.]

Here's w.i.p. of a cultist dolly.

[von Lucky]

Sculpting pretty quickly! Looking forward to seeing them made and painted.