(KS) Burrows & Badgers: FreeLances - Now Live

[Lovejoy]

Edit: the KS is now live. Link

We've got a new Kickstarter project beginning next Monday to add new figures to our Burrows and Badgers range, so I thought I'd preview three of the new sculpts here:







Hope you like them! I'll post some more pics over the next couple of days.

cheers
Michael

[THE CID]

The otter is a classic. Superb.

[OSHIROmodels]

Good to see more of these 

cheers

James

[Lovejoy]

Thanks guys! I'm a bit of a fan of the otter, I must admit... I'm tempted to do a load of different Landsknecht style animals now. A little mouse with a greatsword sounds like fun.

[DeafNala]

They are BEAUTIFULLY sculpted & VERY IMAGINATIVE!...FINE additions to the Anthropomorphic Folk. GREAT WORK!

[Comsquare]

Love them, looking forward to see the others 

[fairoaks024]

I'll be backing you again, nothing but great experiences on all your other KS campaigns.

Can I urge you to follow up on the landsknecht theme? A whole faction of animal adventurers
in slashed sleeves will look superb.

Regards

Jim

[Neotacha]

The otter sold it to me.  I was going to be a good girl and get some other stuff painted first, but I NEED that otter.



Who am I kidding?  I would have backed it anyway;I love anthropomorphic critters!

[pacarat]

I for one would be less inclined to buy if the landsknecht style route is taken.

In my mind that is more than a little "later" in period/style than your B&B KS minis - dont really see it blending in with the first twenty figs you did.

My .02 Lupins, of course...

[Vanvlak]

The other two Oathsworn Kickstarters I took part in worked effortlessly and the models are brilliant; and that otter! Grand! 

[Lovejoy]

Thanks everyone! I'm glad you like them!

Pacarat, I know what you mean about the 'later' style; the first set was more 'medieval fantasy' I guess. Most of these are too, with the exception of the otter and a lady fox, plus I guess the travellers set with are more 'culturally' dressed.

I just like the idea of different regions and different levels of society having different dress styles, but still mixing a bit of historical inspiration with the fantasy.

I'll post some more pics later...

cheers
Michael

[Captain Blood]

Compltely bonkers. But very lovely sculpting 

[rufus sparkfire]

I like these! Is there any chance of a wombat?

[Mason]

Beautiful sculpts.
 

[Lovejoy]

Thanks guys!

I like these! Is there any chance of a wombat?

Hmm, I'm not sure... we're maintaining some size differences between the species, so a shrew is about 18mm tall, up to a badger at about 50mm. A wombat is a good 30 to 40% bigger than a badger, so I think it would be to big to easily cast in metal. I'll have a think about it.

Anyway, in the meantime, I just thought I'd post another three pics of new sculpts for you to have a look at...

A sparrow, a pug and another of the travellers - this time a Hermann's Tortoise:







cheers,
Michael