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Paul
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25 Nov 2008, 09:31
As always, a clean and colorful paintjob - very nice to look at.
About the figures themselves, you quoted the manufacturer saying
"In all the ranges figurines or models are designed to be used as games pieces, this dictates the model must have a certain amount of robustness"
- But I have to say that the proportions still look natural and realistic to me, despite the robust design. This is in stark contrast to some other gaming figures, which are just ridiculous dwarves.
About the figures themselves, you quoted the manufacturer saying
"In all the ranges figurines or models are designed to be used as games pieces, this dictates the model must have a certain amount of robustness"
- But I have to say that the proportions still look natural and realistic to me, despite the robust design. This is in stark contrast to some other gaming figures, which are just ridiculous dwarves.
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sberry
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Thanks 
I think Paul (TD) was referring to the material when he says "robustness"
I´ve bought all the Viking, Anglo-saxon and a few of the Normans range, 26 sets in total so when they are painted, this thread could get slightly long.
I think Paul (TD) was referring to the material when he says "robustness"
I´ve bought all the Viking, Anglo-saxon and a few of the Normans range, 26 sets in total so when they are painted, this thread could get slightly long.
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Paul
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Ben90
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As long as you put pictures with your figures in the thread I don't care how long it gets! Go on!
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Egbert
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Very nice figures and, as usual, perfectly painted.
The Norman light slingers are seriously cool! I like those a lot, and they're a good match for Strelets Normans.
I can't shake the idea that two of them look a lot like a famous 50's TV comedian but, oddly, I don't feel he looks out of place; he fits right in.
The Norman light slingers are seriously cool! I like those a lot, and they're a good match for Strelets Normans.
I can't shake the idea that two of them look a lot like a famous 50's TV comedian but, oddly, I don't feel he looks out of place; he fits right in.
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Hi Paul,
never thought there was such a variety of dark ages figures (other the Steltsis) - and all nicely painted
Vikings on horses - fearful - and what a gallery
Cheers
Michael
never thought there was such a variety of dark ages figures (other the Steltsis) - and all nicely painted
Vikings on horses - fearful - and what a gallery
Cheers
Michael
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