Blatantly copied off the Warmonger Facebook page as I think it needs more publicity. Kev Adams is back and sculpting like a demon.........
We don't have any kind of distribution for these
Orkgobogrings or Beastpeople at the moment. We will put a proper website up
eventually. We are considering doing a kickstarter to get them started. We also
have about twenty kevin dwarfs that have not had a proper release since some of
them had short lived availability about ten years ago. I think that Steve has
some of them up on Eldritch Epistles somewhere.
As we have not done a Kickstarter before we will probably practice with a
couple of smaller projects before we do anything BIG.
So we have been talking about doing a Street Violence kickstarter for our first
try.
We already have our big Street Violence urban warfare and dark mayhem range up
on our slow and disorganised www.wargamesfoundry.com website, but we have perhaps 20 or
so lost models that have not been available for a long time (including a few
fine but never seen SliperryNotts if we can find them) and we think that we
should practice kickstartering with them first and then perhaps following up
with the Kevin (and Mike Owen) Dwarfs.
Maybe also a small Kevin sculpted Victorian range that we have kicking about.
Then we might feel competant enough to do a proper job with the
Gobogreorcktrollinged Greenskins and the various Beastcreatures.
The three photos below are just us messing about putting
beastmen heads on Orcly bodies. The brighty puttied Cowman in the middle is a
new Kevin Orc and the two chaps toting long range blunderbusses are a couple of
models that Kevin never finished years ago. They were both very relieved to
finally get heads. Grimbgore has been asking if he can have proper trews and a
servicable coat.
Squintyfart Laughbucket here was the souvenir presented to
the 130 or so Oldhammer gents who turned up to our event here at Stoke Hall.
Don't forget you can get Foundry miniatures from their 3 eBay sites now....
Keep checking Foundry's main web page for updates.....in the mean time more pics on Steve Casey's Eldritch Epistles blog....
As always; enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk
1 comment:
They have alot of character, remind me of some of the early WFB models.
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