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Other than Northag, are there any other sources for 10mm plastic minis? I can work with anything from WWII onwards but some relatively modern vehicles would be useful. Looking for infantry mainly, I might be able to 3D print the vehicles.
Thanks in advance.
Does it have to be plastic? Pendraken have just released Cold War Commander and have a raft of post-war releases already and more coming to coincide with the release.
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I’m getting old and my teeth can’t chew on metal minis like I can with plastic.
More seriously, I’m just very discriminatory against metal alloys.
Plastic is very important.
Victrix WWII 12mm. It is 1/144 and scales well against Pendraken’s resculpted 10mm vehicles. The infantry are slimmer.
Thanks, Vitrix looks pretty nice.
May not help to simplify your search as it does not list material but there is a list of 10mm suppliers at https://www.10mm-wargaming.com/p/10mm-manufacturers.html
Not sure if it’s kept up to date…
If one wants Napoleonic or 18th century troops, the figures from second hand RISK sets offer a limited range of roughly 10mm figures that can, if desired, be painted to represent various types and nations.
@Arthur Harman
I was going to use them to convert into post apoalypse survivors but 18th cent guys does have less dynamic poses and the backpacks might be useful. Thanks.
I like those horses.