Witchhunter (updated - 25/02 tankety tank)

[Silent Invader]

Very nice 

[Cat]

Ooh, very nice church and pictures!

[anevilgiraffe]

Not the bees..!





http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2020/10/aghh-not-bees.html?m=1

[white knight]

Very good! 

[Ray Rivers]

Excellent, in fact! 

Your buildings, btw, are gorgeous!

[Mason]

Very nice indeed!
 

Medieval bee-keepers, who would have that would be a 'thing' twenty years ago??
 

[Malamute]

They're great. Really nicely done.

[Captain Blood]

Buzz buzz! Lovely job 

[Dr Mathias]

Man those are sweet. Love 'em. What cool miniatures. Nice job!

[anevilgiraffe]

Ok... been busy, bear with...



A dead cow... http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2021/04/meats-back-on-menu-boys.html
Wagons... http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2021/04/carts-before-horses.html
Tables... http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2021/04/furnished-something-else.html
Bathtub... http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2021/04/bath-time.html

And finally, some lovely minis from Bloody Miniatures that I will probably end up putting on eBay...   

http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2021/04/bloody-miniatures.html

Phew...

[Captain Blood]

The dead cow (and her basing) is fabulous. And I love the colour scheme on the figures.

Oh Chris, that's a real shame if you have to sell them on because of the size discrepancy

I think, unfortunately, whilst it's true that the Bloody Miniatures are (by design) at the large end of so-called 28s, to fit with Bicorne and Renegade, part of the issue is that even within a range, different figures have different height and stature.

The sizing of the Warlord ECW metals is a bit all over the place. Those skirmishing dragoons of theirs are weirdly skinny and slight. Whereas the Bloody dismounted troopers (cos of all the armour, helmets and gear) are the chunkiest of the lot.

If you compare other figures from the two ranges, you can see there's actually not much difference at all (below: Bloody M on the left, Warlord on the right).



You're probably OCD (like me!) when it comes to keeping a consistent basing convention across all the figures in your collection.
But if you weren't (), then I might suggest solving the height discrepancy by sticking with slottas for the more diminutive Warlord figures, but going with penny washers or coins for the Bloody Miniatures.
Viz.



Doesn't really address the difference in overall stature, but would certainly make them look more akin on the tabletop 

Cheers.

Richard

[Silent Invader]

Good to see you’re back at it Chris.

Lovely painting all round. 

[anevilgiraffe]

Oh Chris, that's a real shame if you have to sell them on because of the size discrepancy

I think, unfortunately, whilst it's true that the Bloody Miniatures are (by design) at the large end of so-called 28s, to fit with Bicorne and Renegade, part of the issue is that even within a range, different figures have different height and stature.

The sizing of the Warlord ECW metals is a bit all over the place. Those skirmishing dragoons of theirs are weirdly skinny and slight. Whereas the Bloody dismounted troopers (cos of all the armour, helmets and gear) are the chunkiest of the lot.

Good points and you know I only compared them to those figures... I’ll have to do a groups comparison....

[rumacara]

Lovely thread with lots of goodies.
Very well done.
Will follow with interest.

[Warboss Nick]

Good to see you’re back and with a load of freshly painted lovely miniatures!