Not wargaming miniatures

[The Gray Ghost]

both Brigade Games and Dixon are releasing 1914 Christmas Truce, which I'm thinking of picking up, but I was wondering are some nice looking figures or vignettes. One that comes to mind is Hinterlands two ladies on camels also Eureka's Stanley Accrington

[The Gray Ghost]

I'm looking for ones in 28mm, just nice looking but not necessarily wargaming figures

[Mason]

There is plenty on offer in the Artizan Thrilling Tales range which are not strictly 'wargaming' figures.
Plenty of cracking civilian types to make a non-wargaming scene.

Also civilians from all ranges can make nice dioramas.

[von Lucky]

And Eureka Miniatures has a whole lot more to choose from:
http://eurekamin.com.au/index.php?cPath=87_126_138

[Sir_Theo]

The Tea Drinking models Northstar are selling are very nice but not really wargaming figures as such!

[Poiter50]

Great command figures or Civvies for OW.

The Tea Drinking models Northstar are selling are very nice but not really wargaming figures as such!

[former user]

civvies but for what "civil"  situation? and period?

[fastolfrus]

Dark Fable have a lot of Egyptian palace figures - see Indiegogo threads at the moment

[The Gray Ghost]

This is what I'm talking about, I bought this miniature of a Knight of Columbus


not sure about this one


and He's one of Tony Blair as a ?


There's figures out there that someone just  decided to make up on a whim that's what I'm looking for.

[fastolfrus]

I think there's a Thatcher figure to go with the Blair.

[Mason]

There's figures out there that someone just  decided to make up on a whim that's what I'm looking for.

Well, if whimsy is what you looking for, then this chap was certainly made on a whim...



I have a couple left if anyone wants one...

[Connectamabob]

Studio McVey does some great "limited edition" stuff. 28mm and Beautifully sculpted. Some 'em you could game with if you wanted to, but they are sculpted/made for vignette purposes, and some even come with their own scenery.

Technically I feel like anything that's sculpted and posed to a high enough standard is potential vignette material, even if it's sold as a gaming mini. It's not a matter of what it's made/sold for so much as what blooms in your imagination when you look at the catalog pics. There's some really good "vignette-able" stuff in the Anima Tactics and Infinity ranges, for example.

[carlos marighela]

Eureka has recently released a lovely little vignette of diggers playing two up in the trenches, comes with a section of trench with the rising sun badge on the obverse. Beautiful little vignette.

[The Gray Ghost]

Rogue has some interesting figures


just sent an order off for this one

[orm1]

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