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David Kuijt
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WOTR figs

Post by David Kuijt » Sun Jul 23, 2017 1:40 pm

Anyone know of a really good range of WOTR figures?

Essex are reliable but uninspired.
Mirliton Burgundians would work really well for the mounted but they've got no good WOTR Archers, which are half the army or more.
Khurasan doesn't do them.
Baueda stays in the Dark Ages.

Anyone? Bueller?
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Re: WOTR figs

Post by Rod » Sun Jul 23, 2017 1:50 pm

You might take a look at Donnington 2nd Generation stuff, found them at Warfare in Reading....

I bought some of their HYW stuff and it is really nice. I don't think the web pics due them justice and the second gen is nothing like their original line. It was totally re-done.

http://shop.ancient-modern.co.uk/wars-o ... -143-c.asp

They also have some great Camp scenes, dead elephants...etc.
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Re: WOTR figs

Post by Bill Hupp » Sun Jul 23, 2017 4:40 pm

I bought a painted collection where I really like the figures, but have no idea who the manufacturer is. I'll try to post a picture. I'd like to get some more mounted figures.

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Re: WOTR figs

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Re: WOTR figs

Post by Tony Aguilar » Mon Jul 24, 2017 1:21 pm

I happen to like the Peter Pig range even though they are a bit on the small side.
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