Noticed it in this picture but the basing on the infantry and cav seems a bit off. The wizard and the harvester seem better done, as do the minis from Infamy. It’s pretty basic and a bit of grass would suit their theme better. Don’t know if they ran out of time before the photography? A bit odd when the minis are well painted.
The paint job on the machine itself here, the metalwork, is fantastic.
Yeah, think in part it’s that some of the models were/are clearly from the League of Infamy release, and painted up to match those. Then more of the actual KoW halflings get painted up, with a basing scheme that sort of fits with them - rather than doing the halflings from scratch and redo the few LoI bits.
It’s just so unfortunate that the league models don’t match the scale of the plastic kits. Their heads are noticeably smaller, and that bugs me. I’d have to kit bash all the characters to match.
reference scale photo from Mantic as someone on the interwebz said they were too tall for halflings
Also I know it will be controversial that they are keeping the LoI models on their larger 25mm bases, but considering people complained at having to rebase DS stuff before I think it’s a good shout and saves having to mess around
Really fun list, seeing like 4+ ways to build the army. The troll version probably appeals to me the most (I love blanket pathfinder, it’s part of why I’m playing Herd right now), but so many cool tools to sprinkle in and/or skew too hard towards. Great characters too, and probably the coolest batch of legends IMO.
not yet but that explains the second flying unit with bombs, very cool indeed. Also I just saw your message and had completely forgotten about the siege rules, so I shall do that after work. poke me if I haven’t sent them by tomorrow as I’m a feckless wastrel
I think Mantic have got the level of fantasy engineering about right. Important as I don’t think, on the whole, a fantasy world should look like it’s on the brink of an industrial revolution.