15 mm
While I generally don't paint a lot of fantasy subjects (do I?), I recently picked up a pack of Copplestone's 15mm "Barbarica" figures I've had my eye on for a while. And they're great! Classic characterful sculpts just over-the-top enough to qualify squarely as non-historical... The "Northlander Characters" pack has a mix of burly warriors and primeval shaman types, so I started with one of each.
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Those are lovely, Copplestone is a master sculptor really.
ReplyDeleteI have painted some of his 10mm range and it's as gorgeous as you might expect.
Thanks cheetor! Indeed they are excellent models. I just finished a bunch of the 10's too.
DeleteWith their primordial beefiness, these guys could actually make good giants in 10 mm scale. Hmm...
Oh excellent work!
ReplyDeleteCharacterful is the right word. These are great.
ReplyDeleteFantastic work. They really scream Conan! Or maybe even Korgoth of Barbaria (If you don't know this you HAVE to watch it on Youtube)!
ReplyDeleteNo, no, theyre far too attractive for Korgoth. Not enough pustules.
DeleteThank you!
Ahhhhh... a true adept. The golden goblin shall be yours!
DeleteWow, the way you tackled the details on miniatures this small is incredible.
ReplyDeleteThey look outstanding.
I love the Copplestone Barbarica figures. Your work with these is sensational. I started out using them to create an army for HoTT, but now it has expanded into a complete army for Sword and Spear Fantasy. There a lots of posts about them on my blog https://hippolytastinyfootsteps.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words, and the link; I'm not much of a fantasy genre painter but I always appreciate others' work and inspiration :D
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