(COMMERCIAL) Range of animals for tabletop games

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We have just added over 30 animals to our range. These represent a host of creatures, both obvious and more obscure, to add character and flavour to your roleplaying, skirmish or tabletop wargames.

From the amusing chimpanzees, through donkeys and ponies to koalas and kangaroos. If anyone uses a koala in a game I would love to see a picture :-) That said, they are incredibly cute, especially the mother with baby on her back.

 

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Gary

PS Following previous comments I have washed these figures before shooting, first attempt and they are OK IMO, certainly shows the detail off, but comments gratefully received.

[Jonas]

Good stuff, is this a new commisioned range or some old stuff re-released?

If it is a new range, then do some Orangutan, who doesn't need more of those? and ferrets   

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Good stuff, is this a new commisioned range or some old stuff re-released?

If it is a new range, then do some Orangutan, who doesn't need more of those? and ferrets   

They are figures that Steve didn't release before I bought the moulds from him. Ferrets would be cool, they'd double up as weasels and pole cats too :-)

To be honest, the possibilities are endless and if the range sells well it will certainly be one I'd look to expand, so I'll add those 2 to the wish list :-)

G

[grant]

I think everyone needs koalas! 

That said, when I played a Barbarossa game, pigs, chickens and sheep really added to the table's "realism".

More animals are cool!

[Hitman]

Glad to see that someone picked up the FIW Cavalcade figures. Good luck with them. I have a large French and a large Ranger force that needs to get painted, as well as the sleds and dogs.
Regards,
Hitman
 

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Thanks guys, and hopefully we'll be able to keep these going for many more years, as well as some new stuff.

Gary

[Tacgnol]

The standing koala looks like it could be converted into a Drop Bear without too much effort, I think. Green stuff a vicious mouth onto it and you're sorted.