Mirliton medieval miniatures

[northtroll]

How do the Mirliton medieval miniatures look when used with other 28mm miniatures? I like the miniatures, but I'm curious about size and heft of the sculpts.

[Verderer]

Interesting question, I have some Mirliton Templars on horses stashed someplace, and I could take some photos of them compared with the Fireforge plastic Templars? That would also give a useful comparison of horses, right? I am not sure if I have any foot minis around, but I will have a rummage around this weekend, ok?

How do the Mirliton medieval miniatures look when used with other 28mm miniatures? I like the miniatures, but I'm curious about size and heft of the sculpts.

[northtroll]

Thank you! I've sen lots of images of the Fireforge figures and they are lovely as well.

[Verderer]

Ok, I managed to snap a few quick shots. These are just bluetacked together, and I didn't have time think much about posing, bases etc, so please bear that in mind. Photo quality isn't great, but should give you some idea?


In top picture, starting from left: Mirliton, Gripping Beast (I think), Fireforge, and another Mirliton.






In real life, I would say the Mirliton & Fireforge templars would go OK together. Gripping beast is perhaps the smallest, but not by huge margin. I guess when they're painted, the differences disappear even more?

I didn't include much in the way of weapons, but note that some of the Fireforge hand weapons look real big, perhaps due to the medium used they need to be more robust?

[Sir Walter Rlyeh]

This kind of post is very helpful!  Thanks much for the pictures!