10mm Madness A Fantasy Adventure

[Kikuchiyo]

Not sure who designed them I got them from

https://www.mighty-minis-uk.com deigned in strips

I asked them to print them separately and to scaled them to 12mm so they fit with my pendraken stuff, I didn't want them same size/smaller than the humans

[Kikuchiyo]

Better picture although the lighting not great

[Hobgoblin]

They look terrific - miniatures and paintjobs both! Thanks very much for posting!

In particular, the chap with the severed head is quite something at that scale!

[Kikuchiyo]

Thanks the pain went on real easy, lots of clean detail without being too busy

 managed to get 3 variations of him, I got a pile of them of them, with 15 more to paint and 20 or so in the I'll do something with them one day pile

[blacksmith]

Fantastic miniatures and excellent painting. 

If you are looking for Beastmen and Minotaurs, Eureka and Fighting 15's sell then. Beastmen are a bit taller than average human, but models are very nice IMHO. You can see some of them in this picture and also another to compare their size with human. Pics are a bit blurry, sorry.


Barbarian is Copplestone and Imperial is GW's Warmaster.


Cheers,

[Kikuchiyo]

Pictures look better than mine

I've been looking at the Eureka. They do a Shaman I quite like the look of

[Aesthete]

Are some of those Orcs the Copplestone ones? Do you know if you can separate the Warmaster type strips into individual minis?

I've been dreaming about a mini-hammer type setup using Copplestone's 10 mm, but I'm not sure if the rank and file can be individually based.

[blacksmith]

Are some of those Orcs the Copplestone ones? Do you know if you can separate the Warmaster type strips into individual minis?

I've been dreaming about a mini-hammer type setup using Copplestone's 10 mm, but I'm not sure if the rank and file can be individually based.

Yes they can:


Sorry for hijacking your thread kikuchiyo, I won't post anymore pictures. I just love 10mm for Fantasy skirmishes; I even played Mordheim in that scale.
Cheers,

[Kikuchiyo]

Yes they can:


Sorry for hijacking your thread kikuchiyo, I won't post anymore pictures. I just love 10mm for Fantasy skirmishes; I even played Mordheim in that scale.
Cheers,

Why would I complain, its nice to see some else who has embraced the scale

I've not had much luck with warmaster strips. I also didn't like how they scale against pendraken or even copplestone stuff, I've gone down the individual 3d print road

I'd love to see your Mordheim stuff, I've been toying with either frostgrave or Mordheim as a side project

[BeneathALeadMountain]

Kikuchiyo - awesome work, your collection is really progressing.

Aesthete - most of the copplestone chaps can be singled out (thinking of the horse tribe foot predominantly but pretty sure it applies to most of the range) although you get the occasional double (which I’ve used on double bases as unit fillers).  The Warmaster range is beautifully sculpted but not all of the models are salvageable for individual gaming. From memory the skaven, elves and most humans are excellent and easy to separate. The dwarfs are generally good but you wont always get all figures out of a strip. The Goblins are a mix but can be based in ones and occasionally twos for hoard-age and are generally easy. Orcs are a pain and will involve re-sculpting some bits. I’ll have a better look at my minis later and try and give you a more detailed answer (or DM me so we don’t fill Kiku’s thread).

Blacksmith - miniheim is my current dream.

This is a 28mm plastic vulture from the ogre stone horn kit stood on a warmaster dwarf pony. The goblin and rest is procreate or brass rod for the bow and arrow.



Balm

[Kikuchiyo]

Very cool looking model

[Kikuchiyo]

A little package from Pendraken has just hit the doormat

[fred]

A little package from Pendraken has just hit the doormat

Small but heavy!

Great figures BLAM and Blacksmith.

I’ve mainly used single based 10s for dungeon gaming - and have huge armies of multi-based 10mm figures. As for separating up GW Warmaster strips - it does really depend on the figures, most of the core melee infantry will be hard to separate as they often overlap shields with the next figure on the strip. Archers and cavalry are much easier to separate. The command packs were generally single figures and are great for RPG style figures.

[Kikuchiyo]

Knocked up dome more terrain for Tor Varden

[blacksmith]

I'd love to see your Mordheim stuff, I've been toying with either frostgrave or Mordheim as a side project

I only played it once. Since you asked, here you can see a few pics of the game:
The table was my DBA board, 2"x2".


Close ups of the action