Armed Santa and Helpers?

[Argonor]

I have NO idea where to post this, but I felt the subject kind of is of the 'Pulp' variety (could be 'Fantasy', though, admin is welcome to move if seen fit).

I am currently painting Mark Copplestone's St Nick and Lovely Assistant, and also bought the Evil Snow Goons, and now I find myself wanting to play some Christmas Wars games, for which I would like to get armed versions of Santa and probably some of his assistants and Elfs (I can always use some shady human henchmen fitting the setting for the opposition).

Now, I could buy another set of the above and convert with, for instance, some Pulp Figures weapons (I'd love a tommygun-toting Santa!), but if suitable models are actually available out there, I would prefer that option.

I have also seen GW W40K Gretchin converted into armed Elfs - but, again, I would prefer to buy actual themed models.

Any help on this would be great!

[Comsquare]

Happy Games is about to release that for their Eden-game:
http://www.brueckenkopf-online.com/2016/eden-klaus-leprechauns/

[dinohunterpoa]

 

Argonor, what about a X-Mas version of the Battle of Hoth, in which the Evil Galactic Empire attacks Santa's Toy Factory in the North Pole?

[S J Donovan]

what about Lead Bones' Santa with shotgun and zombie elves found at http://recreationalconflict.com/cgi-bin/redirect.ha on the Lead Bones main page here
http://recreationalconflict.lusagi.com/leadbones.html

[Noverre Man]

Try Wargames supply dump.

[Argonor]

Happy Games is about to release that for their Eden-game:
http://www.brueckenkopf-online.com/2016/eden-klaus-leprechauns/

Those very well done models. They are a bit too 'horror style' for the idea that I have, though, I probably should have been more specific on the 'family friendly' aspect. Thanks for the suggestion, though.  

 

Argonor, what about a X-Mas version of the Battle of Hoth, in which the Evil Galactic Empire attacks Santa's Toy Factory in the North Pole?

The Storybook Wars range is probably going to be my choice for this - the minis are a bit goofy, but they are close to my vision of playing 'save the holidays' scenarios with the kids (and maybe even my wife who is NOT a fan of strategy games).

I also like the idea of a final stand with the forces of evil besieging Santa's workshop, hmmm... this project suddenly threatens to grow beyond my initial plans and time frame...  

Thanks - I had no idea this range existed!

Is it possible to buy Victory Force models this side of the Atlantic?

what about Lead Bones' Santa with shotgun and zombie elves found at http://recreationalconflict.com/cgi-bin/redirect.ha on the Lead Bones main page here
http://recreationalconflict.lusagi.com/leadbones.html

Shotgun Santa is definitely going on the Nice List, thanks!

[Argonor]

Try Wargames supply dump.

Also a possibility - some of the sculpts are a bit on the 'lazy' side, though. I might find a use for some of them.

Thanks!

[Cherno]

Team Frog Studios has some North Pole Penguins:

https://squareup.com/market/team-frog-studios

North Stars has some X-Mas figures:

http://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=237&page=1



Wrgames Foundry has some Christmas-themed miniatures:

http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/

[dadlamassu]

I put together Christmas themed armies - http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=75657.0

[Argonor]

Team Frog Studios has some North Pole Penguins:
https://squareup.com/market/team-frog-studios

A rare breed, indeed  

North Stars has some X-Mas figures:
http://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=237&page=1

I am painting up Santa and assistant atm, and did also purchase the Evil Snowmwn - I somehow missed the Pulp Santa, though - I shall probably get hin next time I shop Norts Star/Copplestoen products.

Wrgames Foundry has some Christmas-themed miniatures:
http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/

I don't seem to be able to find the Santa with Bazooka that used to be part of their range.

Thanks!

[Argonor]

I put together Christmas themed armies - http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=75657.0

I knew I had seen something along those lines, somewhere. Thanks!

[dinohunterpoa]

Thanks - I had no idea this range existed!

Is it possible to buy Victory Force models this side of the Atlantic?

Argonor, they take Paypal and ship worldwide, but shipping can be a little expensive to Europe since they seem to prefer to use USPS. I suggest you to contact them and ask for alternative shipping options (such as DHL) and even if they have an European distributor.  

[Cherno]

There were several more ranges, some quite large, for Christmas Wars-style games, but most manufactureres have gone out of business, sadly

Among them were Amazon Miniatures, Mega Miniatures, Cerberus Games, Brigade Games and Eureka Miniatures.

Single models still up for sale might be

Heresy (Fallen Santa)
Reaper (the traditional Sophie miniature "santafied")
Freebooter (Clockwork Santa)

[Argonor]

Argonor, they take Paypal and ship worldwide, but shipping can be a little expensive to Europe since they seem to prefer to use USPS. I suggest you to contact them and ask for alternative shipping options (such as DHL) and even if they have an European distributor.  

I contacted them yesterday regarding a European/UK retailer, as DKK242 to get a blister of minis sent across the pond almost gave me a heart attack. I hope they respond tomorrow.

I like the range, and I am goint to check what sizes papermache/styrene deco balls come in, as I think I can mock up a sizeable army of snowmen with the aid of those, some greenstuff, and a good source of 28 mm weapons (yes, I need to find that source, but I know they are available out there!).

Thanks!

There were several more ranges, some quite large, for Christmas Wars-style games, but most manufactureres have gone out of business, sadly
Among them were Amazon Miniatures, Mega Miniatures, Cerberus Games, Brigade Games and Eureka Miniatures.

Single models still up for sale might be
Heresy (Fallen Santa)
Reaper (the traditional Sophie miniature "santafied")
Freebooter (Clockwork Santa)

Thanks, some interesting choices, there - I had forgotten about the Sophie, mini - she actulally comes in all kinds of guises, suitable for other holidays as well  

[dinohunterpoa]

I like the range, and I am goint to check what sizes papermache/styrene deco balls come in, as I think I can mock up a sizeable army of snowmen with the aid of those, some greenstuff, and a good source of 28 mm weapons (yes, I need to find that source, but I know they are available out there!).

What about Statuesque Pulp Weapons?



And their modern toys...