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Would GW's glaivewraith stalkers and a banshee qualify?
I'm going to assume that large yellow fungus monsters running amock in a victorian quay and ahrbour constitutes gothic horror. If necessary I shall add top hats and monocles to a couple of them...american is a little harder for me....
If they are clearly identifiable as hunters, for example armed with crucifixes and stakes, etc. that would be fine.
The phrase 'things that go bump in the night' appears to derive from the late 19th to early 20th centuries being recorded in a prayer against such things, so it is very much in that period of classic Gothic Horror. If you have a particular cause for confusion please feel free to ask.
Need an excuse to buy Warlords MASH unit - Is round 10 the excuse I'm looking for
Just to double check (apologies if it’s been covered) but can older figures be included in the photos as well as the new ones.
For example, to set a ‘fight’ scene, if I’ve only got time to get one side complete can I use older figures to finish the scene off?