Plains culture
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ravenflight
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Plains culture
Someone out there HAS to do them. Any company that you know of do a decent range of plains culture Native Americans?
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nigelemsen
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Re: Plains culture
I use warrior miniatures for a lot of my armies. They will never be war games foundry/perry quality, but on the whole good enough for wargame table. The army packs are a good bulk buy.
i used his French wars indian range as my huron for Mk this year
i used his French wars indian range as my huron for Mk this year
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Re: Plains culture
Do Warrior miniatures come with variants or is each code just a single pose?
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alasdair2204
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Re: Plains culture
What date
What Scale
My Huron in 15mm are a mix of Blue moon and Peter Pig but not sure whether they would be suitable for plains Indians as its not an area I know enough of, the blue moon figures are lovely
Cheers
Alasdair
What Scale
My Huron in 15mm are a mix of Blue moon and Peter Pig but not sure whether they would be suitable for plains Indians as its not an area I know enough of, the blue moon figures are lovely
Cheers
Alasdair
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nigelemsen
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Re: Plains culture
Various mixed...kevinj wrote:Do Warrior miniatures come with variants or is each code just a single pose?
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ravenflight
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Re: Plains culture
I had a look, and agree they do look very nice.alasdair2204 wrote:My Huron in 15mm are a mix of Blue moon and Peter Pig but not sure whether they would be suitable for plains Indians as its not an area I know enough of, the blue moon figures are lovely
The thing with the Eastern Forest is that you'll be over-run by mounted armies... at least the plains culture have mounted.
I think that using the Eastern Forest as Plains would be 'ok' but not truly accurate. I DO know a bit (not an expert by any means) and they are the same 'peoples' (just forced out of the north and east by other nations and the colonials) but different in many ways too. I think it would be like using Gothic plate in early medieval... incorrect, but who is going to really know or care?
Thanks for pointing me to Blue Moon - they do look very good.