Some new additions to the Witchhunter warband, including a Warrior Priest
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some flagellants
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and some more Witchhunters
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Over in the Cutthroats we have some new pirates
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including the mysterious Black Pyjama gang
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and an addition to the Street People
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Nice :)
Nice work Phil :)
All good, but those chinese pirates are really nice :)
However, the flagellents remind me a Balgin, for some reason - must be the beard!
New Witch Hunter
Hey Phil,
Just saw this green on LAF, and thought it might interest you: http://www.lead-adventure.de/index.php?topic=10376.0;topicseen
Doc Twighlight is in the process of setting up a new business (I think), but he should be available from http://www.blackarmyproductions.com/ in their "Champions of History" range, in the nearish future :)
this guy?
He's very similar to my guy, and may be a good alternative for those not as insane as to go the route I did.
He does rather remind me of these two though
In reply to this guy? by uncle phil
Green face hunter?
what mini is this; is it available? Looks vaguely reminiscent of Vampire Hunter D
green face
It is the guy keeper linked to here
http://www.lead-adventure.de/index.php?topic=10376.0;topicseen
phil
Coming soon to a theatre near you ...
Is it soon to be available from Black Army Productions (link in my last message). I'll try and remmember to let you chaps know when I see if go on sale :)
Use your words
Sorry guys, I didn't read that very carefully.
The sculpt looks like an update of the Warhammer Quest witch hunter, but how much different could it look to keep the character? I'm not a huge fan of that sculpt, it looks slightly off, but it is an essential for my witch hunters collection.
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It's OK, although a little too similar to my Witchhunter general, and I prefer the pose and details like the stakes on the latter.
It does occur to me that that short barrel pistol "Green face" is holding might very nicely convert into a pistol crossbow, giving you a figure very much like that illustrated in WHFRP 1st edition.