The Silver Bayonet: 20mm Figures - Bigger Monsters!

[Uncle Brian]

I am starting to build up the various monsters, soldiers, and characters needed to play The Silver Bayonet (TSB). Since I game the  Napoleonic period using 1/72 figures  it seems like a natural progression to use them for TSB as well. It also seemed like a nice opportunity to use some of the older smaller 25mm Minifigs and Warrior Napoleonics that I have in small amounts.
For monsters I am using a mix of 28mm figures from a range of sources.







Of course I may need to create stats for some of these monsters:)
Thanks for looking:)

[Cat]

Big scary monsters are a great way to go!

[Hobgoblin]

Excellent! There are some good (and very cheap) 1/72 monsters out there too: Dark Alliance and Caesar produce lots, including these guys. But if you've got plenty of 28mm monsters to hand, they'll work just fine!

[Pattus Magnus]

The licensed plastic D&D figures tend to be much skinnier than conventional 28mm or 25mm figures and I expect a lot of the monsters would look about right next to 20mm figures. Of course, with a lot of the monsters, they’re ‘scale flexible’ anyway… 

Some of the smaller figures by Reaper Miniatures probably would also work - things like kobolds, gremlins, and similar.

[Uncle Brian]

Thanks for the positive feedback and the suggestions for places to source additional monsters from:)

[Cacique Caribe]

I think we’re gonna need a bigger boat. 

Dan

[Khusru2]

Reaper have some nice monsters.

[102-year-old-man]

i really like the idea! do you have more stuff already?