Sunday, 8 May 2011

Cap'n Amy Pond

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"Well, Helloooooo..........."


So a quick look at Peter Pig.... and you know, I'm thinking pirate ship (deck plans), pirates (not quite that pretty of course in 15mm - shame) and of course.... Xenos.

Cheers
Mark
   

10 comments:

  1. Don't forget the 15mm pirates from Blue Moon. An amazing range of figures, considering how many unique poses they make. They have ships too.

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  2. Yum. She can shiver my timbers any ol' day. Arrrrrgggh!

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  3. She might splice yer mainbrace, Eli, with that big chopper she's waving ;)

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  4. Aye the Bluemoon pirates are lovely. The Peter Pig ones are OK too but just a bit small.

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  5. Or the Bluemoon are a bit large.

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  6. Blue moon are 18mm, That extra 3mm makes them a lot more individual and easier to paint. The Peter Pig stuff is nice but small in stature making them a bit harder to paint(for my old eys anyway).I used to have a load of the Peter pig stuff but got shot off them.

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  7. I know, and agree BUT I have a regiment of Peter Pig late WW1 Germans and a battalion of Strosstruppen who are too small to take on the Blue Moon Yanks - Belleau Wood et al.

    So Im sulking in my dugout!

    Mark

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  8. And Mr Porky has female(ish) pirates....

    Mark

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  9. I put my small 15mm figs on thick MDF bases and my larger 18mm on thin steel bases. Evens them up a bit.
    Might sound a bit odd but have you considered Playmobil Pirates??

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  10. Re: bases No, no, no, no NOooooooooooooo! (looks like SCREAM painting).

    Playmobile - no Mike - I'm more tempted by Black Scorpions Pirate babes - I was there at that moment in wargaming history where suddenly anything and everyting other than model soldiers was 'cool' because it was different. I drew a line in the sand to defend miniatures back then and I aint budgng now. Maginot line or not.

    LOL!

    Mark

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