A game that caught my attention on 4chan's /TG board was Battle Havoc from Seb Games. It's a very light miniature agnostic fantasy army game. It gave me pause, largely because of the lovely Black Tree Design miniatures that accompanied it. BTD are renowned for their hilariously awful customer service, so this was a great way to gather some top-drawer minis without dealing with them directly. Turns out the ruleset is fun though I've yet to give it the time it deserves...
Showing posts with label Foggy Peak Goblingtons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foggy Peak Goblingtons. Show all posts
Monday, January 24, 2022
Seb Games - Battle Havoc - Dwarves and Orcs - Games Workshop - Black Tree Designs - Northumbrian Tin Soldier
Northumbrian Tin Soldier Goblingtons based up ready to use as lightly armoured warriors. Seriously, NTS are my favourite new sculpts on the market.
The "savage orc" type orcs that came in the starter set.
The dwarves, again via B.T.D, that came in the starter.
Some cannons, from GW's Warhammer starter to help fill out the army lists - pretty casually slapped together, check out those mold lines. OOF.
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Foggy Peak Goblingtons – Goblin Fantasy Tribe
I found these miniature to be an absolutely irresistible purchase.
https://www.northumbriantinsoldier.com/product/goblins/
I think Northumbrian Tin Soldier make some of the best miniatures around in the UK. They're at the very least some of the most characterful. As they tend to the 32mm scale however, not everything looks convincing next to 28mm. However, these gobbos are pretty slight and look superb.
I've only painted these 12 figures thus far, enough to take into my projected games of Frostgrave. I think I'll have a lot of building to do for that game however.
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Seb Games - Battle Havoc - Dwarves and Orcs - Games Workshop - Black Tree Designs - Northumbrian Tin Soldier
A game that caught my attention on 4chan's /TG board was Battle Havoc from Seb Games. It's a very light miniature agnostic fantasy ...
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As I've been playing through "Five Parsecs from Home" second edition, a pdf I've had for ages, I realised that I wanted so...
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Mark Copplestone has made some of my favourite sculpts over the years. His poses almost always throw great silhouettes, have a great blend o...
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One of those many "pity purchases" I'm prone to, thanks to ebay. These sculpts cost very little in the auction. Once they were...