"CRUSADER WOTR COMPARISON" Topic

Hi, i would know what miniatures are compatibles with crusader minis…………..perry, fronk rank, old glory?

someone has photos?

Perry yes.

Front rank are a bit bigger, but not too big

Crusader first rank
Old citadel second rank

Crusader left of 3rd rank – perry right
Back row left perry

Tall dude back right is Front Rank

I agree with Fred
I use Perry, Mirliton, Front Rank, Crusader & Foundry together, and as far as I'm concerned they look fine together (after all, humans do vary in height & size).
Mirliton & FR are the larger sculpts, but not greatly. Perry, & Crusader are pretty much the same size, with Foundry perhaps being a shade smaller.

PMFJI:

FWIW, the last WoR I bought from Crusader were sculpts from another line (de Bellis…?) which Mark acquired a few years ago. They are/were very nice sculpts but are more in line in stature and style with Perry WoR.

Typical Crusader Miniatures' sculpting style is somewhat more "stocky". The FR WoR are noticeably "better fed" than the WoR figures available from Perry and Crusader. fred12df's image above shows this vary well

Please correct this if my info is dated…

Cheers,

thanks for all……………
i began painting perry but it´s too big than old glory and foundry. i´m painting for play medieval warfare and pow. two goods games and the stands are compatible 4x2 cm---12x4cm

and i have the ploblem of the size of the miniatures. for a side i make unit of old glory and foundry and for another perry and crusader. i love mix diferent poses.

and for irish and scottish what can you say me?

excuse me for my english………………….

To be honest I personally wouldn't do it without a lot of thought, though I have been known to mix in some of the GW Perry designed old Bretonnians into my Perry Mini's HYW armies, just for more variation (as if there wasn't already enough!).

Front Rank are a hell of a lot chunkier than the Perry HYW offerings. I am going to be using some of slightly converted Front Rank Barded horses just so I can go to town on the coat of arms of said character.

Here's a pic of Henry V (Front Rank) with sir John Codrington and friend (as it is a 'character model I wasn't too worried about the size difference- the important thing was that Henry was more noticeable than his compatriots):

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Darrell; great brush work!