Homo hollywoodensis - Prehistoric Horses Added

[Tarnegol]

or, Creatures the World Forgot, from One Million Years BC, When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth.

The first batch of some cavefolk I’ve been painting, with the intention of playing Palaeo Diet: Eat Or Be Eaten.
They are from a variety of manufacturers.

From L to R: Copplestone, with Tabletop Art torch; Reaper; Copplestone; Copplestone; Lucid Eye, Copplestone, with Tabletop Art torch; Reaper; Antediluvian.

More cavefolk, creatures and scenic to follow.

[diehard]

Very nice painjobs all around. Looking forward to seeing where you go with this. Thanks for sharing.

[cadbren]

They look amazing. Ral Partha did a few barbarian types too, Iron Wind Metals sells some of them. They tend to have swords rather than clubs though.

[Digger]

Wonderful collection and the paintwork is lovely.

Can't say I have heard of the rules, will need to look into it as it sounds fun.

Pete

[Cat]

Hmm, Prehistoric Women — the eternal struggle between the Blonde Tribe and the Brunette Tribe.
 
Nice start!

[Tarnegol]

Thanks, all, you are very kind!

Can't say I have heard of the rules, will need to look into it as it sounds fun.

The rules are available as PDFs from Wargames Vault, and as hard copies from Amazon and Lulu. They work for solo, cooperative and competitive gaming, and can be taken as seriously (or not) as you choose. There's a fair bit about them to be found on this site.

Hmm, Prehistoric Women — the eternal struggle between the Blonde Tribe and the Brunette Tribe.

T'was always the Redhead Tribe for me...

[Tarnegol]

…or, rather, zebras of a different colour. Larger ones from North Star and the smaller from Foundry.