Best Looking 10mm Wargaming Miniatures On The Market? | Hobby Chat
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- I take a look at some of the best-looking 10mm miniatures for wargaming that I've seen to date. These come from the Printing In Detail/Forest Dragon 3D collection AND Excellent Miniatures.
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These are stunning miniatures that would be perfect for those wanting to play games of Warmaster and Fantastic Battles. They are perfect for those wanting to play mass battles without too much painting.
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10mm metal minis FTW. Historic 10mm minis for mass battle on army level is just awesome. 10mm is going to be my scale of choice for Napoleonic.
Warmaster got me started in 10mm years ago. I now have added 10mm Napoleonic French and Russian, as well as 10mm Ancient Romans and Arabs. Really the perfect scale IMO. Enough to get some painting detail, yet small to provide that "large game" feel as well.
Modern 3d printing resins are superior to metals. They're sturdier, holds better detail and oh so much cheaper. But metal is nice for the weight of it.
3D printed minis are looking better and better and the printers getting affordable, I might even be able to print my own Warmaster minis one day.
It's honestly cheaper and more convenient to just order the prints from a pro. No storage to worry about, no resin to mess about with, no settings to fiddle with. 🙂
Just ran across your channel! I watched your WFRP video and have been watching some other vids. Wanted to say a few things.
First, your paintwork is beautiful. Great detail and composition. Second, these 10mm look terrific. It reminds me of a time I played 15mm historical wargames. In the 90s I played some DBA/DBM. These figs look perfect for a game they made called Hordes of the Things which adapted their historical rules for fantasy settings. Worth a Google (not sure it’s still in print). It’s a very simplified system, but was still great fun.
Thanks for the great content.
Thanks for dropping in and watching some vids! I will have to look into that game you mentioned as I am all for simple and fun. I have a bunch of 10mm Dwarves just waiting to be painted up but need an impetus to get stuck in :)
Lovely paint job on the dwarfs and those elves! Really trying not to buy any more models but they are so good.
Thank you! I am looking forward to working on the Elves soon!
I would love to play 10mm song of blades and heroes or melee/wizard, or even frostgrave. Sadly in ny country i cant purchase abroad. Currently my sister is on the US and i will try to build modular warbands that allow for multiple generic fantasy skirmish rules and maybe 10mm wont add that much weight to the bag at the airport and she can bring some.
I really want to paint some 10mm miniatures, but I'm having the hardest time finding some based in the US. Any suggestions?
Sounds like somebody needs a 3d printer.
Those minis look incredible
Fantasy is back! Warmaster!
thanks man, now i know how to paint my thunderers, i tried to paint the coat blue and i don't like the result.
Glad that it helped!
More 10mm please
Why are they called 10mm?
@Val morgulis Thank you. Real strange. I am used to 1:xx scales.
I'm interested in 10mm
10mm is great - folks have added some serious detail to their tiny sculpts now. Getting even better now with 3D Printing
That is a prime example of a counterfeit of the model “High Elf Hero Tyrion on Malhandir”. People are making money on GW’s designers’ work.
Nice minis but they won't sell the stls and I won't support this business model where I have to pay them to print them for me and ship them internationally when I could print them myself so not good for me. Companies are eventually going to find out that the world is now Digital and need to act like it. I'd definitely buy the STL files but physical minis? Not a chance these days so they get exactly zero dollars from me which is a shame. There are other equally appealing 3d printing options that are a much better value
You can buy the STL, the dwarfs are from cromarty forge.
Join the Forest Dragon patreon. They sell STLs too.
Most of the creators of these minis have gumroad stores where they sell them.