28mm Inquisitor Warband for ITEN etc without GW Figures......

[Onebigriver]

.....although with some GW bits  Some years back I was persuaded to put together a warband in 28mm for Inquisitor. Nothing ever came of it beyond buying the figures and they've sat unpainted until now. Apologies for the pic quality, I really need to learn to take better pics

[the_inquisition!]

Nice 

Where are the figures from?

[DivisMal]

Nice!

Id also like to repeat the question: Where are the minis from?

[Diablo Jon]

Nice stuff! I love re-purposing other figure ranges for my 40K games it gives you the chance to have some really unique looking armies, units and warbands.   

[Comsquare]

Nice 

Where are the figures from?

The humans are Dark Age minis, I'm pretty sure.
The big guy Hasslefree?

[Comsquare]

The humans are Dark Age minis, I'm pretty sure.
The big guy Hasslefree?

No, I was partially wrong, the big guy is from Sacred Blade Miniatures

The Dark Age are, by the way, the old Dedlock, Bane (Leader?) and the female Warwind.

[Daeothar]

  Great stuff; shows what can be done with a keen eye and access to the miniature world outside of GW...

...The Dark Age are, by the way, the old Dedlock...

Actually, that one originally even was a 1999 miniature, but was repurposed for Dark Age...

[Comsquare]

Actually, that one originally even was a 1999 miniature, but was repurposed for Dark Age...

That's true, but as far as I know she was never released as a "1999" mini, right?

[von Lucky]

They are very nice. We all have little seeds of projects liek this. It's good when they see the light of day.

[Daeothar]

That's true, but as far as I know she was never released as a "1999" mini, right?

You are right of course, but I still included her in my 1999 collection, as the style is unmistakably meant for the range... 

[Onebigriver]

Thanks all. I love bringing figures together from different sources. I couldn't get enthused to paint these for a long time, but I'm happy with how they've come out now. As said, 3 figures are from Dark Age, the big fella is from Sacred Blade & the cyberpooch is from Mongoose's old 2000 AD range.

[FramFramson]

My eventual plans for 40k Skirmish include using majority non-GW figures (but certainly a few actual GW minis or parts thereof) and non GW rules, so I'm always interested in similar efforts. 

[eilif]

Excellent work.  A great group that definitely fits well within the 40k universe.

[Onebigriver]

Excellent work.  A great group that definitely fits well within the 40k universe.

Cheers. The Dark Age range seemed the natural choice for most of the figures. I think Sacred Blade are no more which is a shame.