If you look here (https://war-of-sigmar.herokuapp.com/bloggings/1978) at the second picture on the left is something like a Rhino they are probably sold in that one in stores, but who knows maybe you can get them in vending machines too.

Price listed there is higher though but I don’t know which one is rght.

I meant so say that we can do swaps

One last thing I meant to ask – did you make those playing card sheets for the different characters as well? 😀

I only mention it, @avernos , because after this Weekender I found myself “inspired” to watch the movie again on Sunday – while painting a box’s worth of American Iroquois Confederacy natives. Seemed vaguely appropriate.

Second Edition was only the book. Not a boxed set. I think they wanted you to play with miniatures, but I played for decades with counters and it worked fine so long as you made the counter the right size. Romans vs. Celts, Vikings vs. Saxons, my friend @aras even set up some Teutons vs. Lithuanians vs. […]

Very tempted by these especially if their similar in size to the tall marines I’ve converted.

Thanks very much, @zorg ! 😀

Thanks, @gladesrunner … You know, If I knew more about magic in AD&D I would almost be tempted to set this sucker up and virtual-play it in 2nd Edition.

Thanks, @rasmus – the center was definitely a crush but around the right wing was where I hope we could get some real “medieval maneuver” in there. Failing that, we were just starting to get some cracks in the center. I had finally figured out how to dispel ice walls, and as the battleline became jagged, […]

Hobby link Japan has them listed at approx 45mm when assembled.

So they should be taller than a primaris even if that 45 mm includes the base.

Check out Scar-Face pose at the back. Reminds me of the cover of the first edition Epic Space Marine 🙂

Exhaustive historical research was conducted for these articles, @limburger . 😀 With findings cross-checked against other sources and first-hand accounts. 😀 😀 😀

cant beat a good blood bath a great battle report guys.