Showing posts with label Red Box Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Box Games. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Red Box Games Kickstarter
Red Box Games, Tré Manor's line of miniatures, is having a kickstarter to transition the HelsVakt Gynnade Krigare figures from metal to Trollforged plastic-resin. Backing at $25 (Plus shipping?) means that you get five figures, when normally they go for $40 in metal. So a good deal if you are looking for properly scaled chaos warrior types.
Tré is a great sculptor, and used to (still does?) produced the odd figure for Reaper as well. His figures have a great musculature, and always seem to be loaded down with gear the way real people would be in battle, or better, when exploring a dungeon.
The current Red Box line has some great figures, so I am watching this one eagerly, and hope that it allows Tré to re-release a number of his lines into cheaper plastic-resin. So please give eagerly!
Monday, November 7, 2011
Red Box Games
This past week I got an order of miniatures from Red Box Games (RBG). Sculpted by Tré Manor, the Red Box Games figures are much closer to "true" proportionality, which can mean that they look small compared to other figures, and in particular have small heads (or normal sized depending on your POV). Personally, I find the figures to be lovely, but I can see why some people would say that they do not mix with other figure lines.
In my order was the figure "Nannulf of Arnholt's Hill", a barbarian type with three different arm combination options. He can have a sword and shield, two handed axe, or javelins and a buckler. The finish of the figure was excellent, with essentially no flash or mold lines. The thinner metal of the sword and javelins was bent, but easily corrected with a bit of gentle pressure.
Here he is shown with my tester figures for this set of reviews "Franz" and "Jean", which are an Empire handgunner from the 6th Edition boxed set, and a 5th Edition Bretonnian Man-At-Arms with Spear Champion, both from Games Workshop.
The other figures that I got were equally well cast, and I would certainly buy from RBG again.
In my order was the figure "Nannulf of Arnholt's Hill", a barbarian type with three different arm combination options. He can have a sword and shield, two handed axe, or javelins and a buckler. The finish of the figure was excellent, with essentially no flash or mold lines. The thinner metal of the sword and javelins was bent, but easily corrected with a bit of gentle pressure.
Here he is shown with my tester figures for this set of reviews "Franz" and "Jean", which are an Empire handgunner from the 6th Edition boxed set, and a 5th Edition Bretonnian Man-At-Arms with Spear Champion, both from Games Workshop.
The other figures that I got were equally well cast, and I would certainly buy from RBG again.
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