Here is another look at those plastic Celts from Warlord Games. With 'horde' armies requiring hundreds of figures, I think these guys are the way to go in making vast armies achievable again.
I also think with these figures hitting the market and their quality, the Wargames Industry will never be the same again. I think it's only a matter of time until we see all companies jumping onto the plastic band waggon.
4 comments:
Nice work! How did you do the tattoo?
Also, which bases are they? I don't think that I've ever seen GW cavalry (if that's what they are) bases that were not slotted.
Ave!
That being said, GW did include a 20mm x 40mm base with a certain Fantasy blister that I shan't name, so as not to sully this blog ...
Ave!
Hello, yes they're mounted on GW cavalry bases. They have stopped doing them now I think so I may have to look else where. The ones without slots were some I ordered many years ago from the actual GW mail order. The ones with slots I cover with a bit of masking tape to help with the flocking.
The tattoos are done with a thin brush and a bit of eye straining. I find with Tattoos it helps if the paint is really watery and done in one go. I was rather lucky more than any thing else on this guy.
The set up costs of plastic minis is prohibitive & not all sculptors/companies will be able to go into plastic. Main problem is the cost of the steel moulds.
The company that make Perry Plastics are releasing sets of flat plastic bases.
Cheers
Dave
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