| Krakrakra | 10 Dec 2004 1:58 a.m. PST |
Looking for other 54mm mini's to use with my Inquisitor stuff. I know of & have some of the Dark Age Dragyri which fit in well, but am also looking for sci-fi & fetish human types. |
| Big Mean Elf | 10 Dec 2004 6:31 a.m. PST |
link These are not 54 mm...but they are larger then most models, the Sci-Fi range is 40 mm. :) Good Luck. ;) BME |
| Krakrakra | 10 Dec 2004 6:45 a.m. PST |
Thanks Elf! Probably not all that useful for Inquisitor, but quite nice mini's. Maybe I could use some as large creatures with my Confrontation, Disturbia or Dark Age mini's. Gael Goumon rocks =-) |
| Ulfr Ericsson | 10 Dec 2004 6:59 a.m. PST |
Bronze age miniatures has some and we also have some that are not on the site yet. If you email me i will send you some photos
bronzeagemin.com David@bronzeagemin.com |
| Artemis | 10 Dec 2004 7:08 a.m. PST |
Spyglass do 2 54mm, they're fantasy but if you're a good converter you could do something with them? What about large demon types from other manufacturers? |
| Krakrakra | 10 Dec 2004 7:25 a.m. PST |
Maybe. Monsters & demons are not too hard to find. But sci-fi & fetish types apparently are :-( I know napoleonics or other historicals with conversions could work out well for some warbands, but what I really need for mine are some bondage chicks & other S/M types, and if possible some hi-tech futuristic spacepeople to shoot those up. |
Hundvig  | 10 Dec 2004 8:50 a.m. PST |
Take a look at Four-Color's Supersystem mini "Ox" (he's one of the "bricks") for an excellent base model for conversions. He's very easy to turn into a steroid-abusing Goliath ganger, or an Adeptus Mechanicus combat servitor, or that big guy in every Imp Guard squad that seems to lug around all the heavy weapon ammo. A head and/or arm swap or two and you're good to go. Rich |
| CmdrKiley | 10 Dec 2004 9:16 a.m. PST |
You could try those plastic Aliens/Colonial Marines figures from Tree House Kids. The Colonial Mariens are not super detailed but would make some suitable Imperial Guardsmen. I've compared them with Inquisitor and 1/35 figures and they are quite compatible in size. Some of their poses may not make them fit on standard Inquisitor bases though. Another thing you can try is 1/35th scale styrene soldiers from the armor section of your hobby shop, from Italieri, Tamiya, and Dragon Models. Many Imperial Guardsmen have a bit of a retro-WWII look so there is a large selection to choose from. Also this is a cheap way to get lots of plastic bitz for custom jobs to you Inquisitor figures. Lots of opportunities for terrain in that section of your FLGS too. Also check out those 54mm pewter figures from companies like Andrea. These figures are mostly historical, but there are some sci-fi and fantasy minis in their catalogs. They are certainly more expensive than the plastic figures but not too much more than most Inquisitor figures. I've seen a Rambo figure that I thought would make a great Catachan Guardsman. |
| Colin Hagreen | 10 Dec 2004 9:29 a.m. PST |
As above, Andrea have a few in their lists that would do nicely. link has a couple, and if you search there are terminator, robocop, matrix and similar in there. Reasonable prices too - about 15 Euros seems to be the normal kit price for foot figures. Colin |
| Steve Hazuka | 10 Dec 2004 2:32 p.m. PST |
jjmodels has exactly what you are looking for. I won't provide a link, it is adult. |
| Krakrakra | 11 Dec 2004 1:24 a.m. PST |
JJModels has some nice & appropriate stuff. unfortunately they're all 100mm+. Anyway, thanks everyone for their suggestions! |
