Fireforge Games: Northmen Folk Rabble! Mangy Peasants!
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2020
- If ever there was a kit you didn't know you needed, it's this. Who doesn't have a good use for a handful of riled up peasants to cause trouble on the tabletop? Nobody. Everyone deserves to have some angry villagers for whatever game system you play. Fantasy, backwater Imperium world, semi- modern, historicals... you could get away with using these in all sorts of game system.
Always like that Fireforge includes BOTH types of bases to cater to all gaming preferences.
Couple of oddities. Some arms seem longer than others. Perhaps they're gender specific and I just didn't catch it? The ponytails for the female villagers don't sit very well on the back of the head, but this is something a bit of tinkering can solve.
My biggest gripe is that I couldn't match up a lot of the 2- handed tools. The arms never seemed to match up or cooperate with the body. Quite frustrating. Not that there wasn't a large assortment of one handed tools, but a bit dismaying. Perhaps there's directions online somewhere? I didn't notice any on Fireforge's site.
I did note that those 2- handed tools worked great on other manufacturer's bodies though! I'll show some of those off soon enough...
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I loved this kit. Now my villages have actual peasants instead of using random whatever.
Your point about open hands i agree with, i want peasants to be yelling "she's a witch, she weighs the same as a duck, therefore she's a witch!"
I'm kitbashing these with the Stargrave Crew box to make grimdark sci-fi civilians
Ah the peasants are revolting, and they smell bad too. Couldn't resist, these are going to be some extremely popular figures on both my wargaming table and my role playing table. One other albeit one that might make for some some mixing of ages is to add some some Spanish gorillas from the Napoleonic period
Flail is a thresher. Separate grains from the husks.
there is also a guy armed with a bill-hook
I have made up some of these, they work well with Frostgrave and Oathmark parts.
man, i love your videos. the miniature comparison at the end are so helpful and you make sure that the camera is always in focus! thank you so much! your videos are my nr 1 source for my mini-conversions, once again thank you so much for your videos. greets from austria
I appreciate that!
I do have to agree with the two armed weapon types not working properly. The scythe and the broom were difficult for me to work with especially. I wonder if they fit one specific body type and didn't check the rest. Oh well, they are still good.
Thank you for the video!
I'm waiting for a box of these. I'm making a Mordheim witch hunter warband, and I plan on using these, a box of Frostgrave Knights, a box of Frostgrave Wizards, and a couple of Pike & Shotte Command Sprues
Sounds like the makings of quite a nice warband!
Wow, looks like s great kit! Thanks for showing.
Great looking kit. Got one to work on.
This is such a cool box!
Very useful comparisons. May try mix em up with GW flagellants.
Great minis
Nice showcase! :)
I think I'll be getting these for my little brother.
They're a fun kit to fiddle about with!
I just ordered these guys yesterday. What a coincidence..
The 2 handed are a pain they dont fit theres mm gap in one arm and only one way to fit them the arms not long enough
And I used my leftover rabble bits with Ghost Archipelago bodies to get even more peasants.
i own the undead peasant set( ie zombie peasants) i will see if they mix the weapons well
Yeah, I'd love to know. I would imagine so. Come to think of it, I should have some leftover zombies laying around somewhere as well...
Nice! Agrarian Star-trek society? Or villagers fleeing Michael Ironside in Heavy Metal?
Yes!
Where is the helmet head from?
Well, looking closely at it, I'm not sure either!
My first guess is one of the Northstar Frostgrave kits- probably the original soldiers box most likely.
Anyone else want to hazard a guess?
Not the Frostgrave box. They don't have that head and their necks are much shorter so it looks like their shoulders are raised@@ObscuritiesinMiniature