Army...

[Blackwolf]

Bugger

[Gluteus Maximus]

Beautifully sculpted. They are very reminiscent of similar GW figures, but in terms of quality are far better. Large weapons are often a problem for me with fantasy types - theirs are a bit big but not overly so.

[mweaver]

Beautiful work - again, lots of character.  I am very much looking forward to this range, and have been ever since Ratnik first made reference them on an earlier thread.

[Neotacha]

Very, very nice.

[Galland]

Absolutely fantastic miniatures... I am astonished and completely blown away with the really nice sculpting. I love landsknechte, might not come as a big surprise for some, but this is fantastic. I know there was a higher purpose when I sold my Games Workshop Empire army some time ago, this is the answer!

[Ratnik]

[Keith]

Genius! 

[Blue in vt]

Oh my...fantastic!  More please...

Cheers,

Blue

[mweaver]

These guys really are excellent.  More!  More!

[Laughing Ferret]

wow. very very impressive. 
I'd be tempted to pick up a dozen or so with the excuse of skirmish gaming just because they look so characterful & fun to paint.

[Galloping Major]

These look superb 



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[OSHIROmodels]

Beautiful figures all but if I have to make one comment it would be that they are holding the bills at port to high, those things are heavy and are much easier to carry with a straight arm (I'll still be buying them though  )

cheers

James

[YPU]

You know I love the idea of crossbows and huge shields (who's correct name I seem to have forgotten) The only problem here is that I am not entirely sure how one would attack them to the model. The walking pose makes in front a bit strange and having them carry the shield on the back would be a shame as they are so well sculpted models. 

[tomek917]

They are called a pavise and I agree with you, it's really a shame to hide a big part of such a beautiful miniature. Hopefully the pavises are for some other miniatures perhaps...?

[janner]

Beautiful figures all but if I have to make one comment it would be that they are holding the bills at port to high, those things are heavy and are much easier to carry with a straight arm (I'll still be buying them though  )

cheers

James

Agreed, but the size looks fine and certainly of a similar scale to the ones I saw displayed at the Royal Armoury in Malta of the same period.