"Who else makes ghouls?" Topic

This is what I have found so far.
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But I need about 30 of them.

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30 of those will be expensive…

Thanks, but that still comes to over $120 USD for 30 ghouls.

Sorry. These are pricey too:
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Kallistra do zombies which could pass for the GW ghouls — 6 quid for 8 variants.

BTD do ghoul warriors for just over a quid each.

BTD do old GW style ghouls.
RaFm does Lovecraft style ghouls, with hooves!

I never found the ghouls as I evision them. so I converted my own. Foundry Pictish fanatics with GW ungor head without the horns: link
Thats still a pricey option if you need 30.

Alternatively you could use GW's plastic mordor orcs too. At least the bare heads.

Monolith Designs has two different packs of 4 @ 10.99 GBP each

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If price is a big issue, you could consider this homecasting mould by Prince August:

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You could try the old celtos range, they do flesh eaters which make the best ghouls I have seen. Brigade games do them now, I think price wise they are not to bad.

Steve,

Are these the ones?
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indeed they are

zombies, flesh eaters and skeletons

Another Steve @ brigade models

Hello, Olleys Armies make ghouls 4 types at £1.99 GBP each or all 4 for £5.99.
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regards Bob

I like the WestWind ones, the scarecrows with bags over their heads, because they remind me of the band Ghoul.

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You could try RAFM miniatures they had some ghouls in the Call of Cthulhu line, probably cheaper.

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Might these work?
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although i'm not a big fan of the line, Black Tree Design is rather economic:

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ghouls somewhere down on the page.

Black Tree Design zombies and ghouls army pack contains 15 undead for online price of 14,99 pound.

Good deal but not worlds best mini's

Chupacabras,

What did you end up ordering? I'm curious.

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Very Ghoulish… (Call of Cthulhu Ghasts about $3.50/ea.)

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You might mix these with others for the emaciated, must-eat-brains look.

Interesting. The heads on those RAFM Ghasts remind me a lot of these fellas:

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Rackham's got some kwel ones … yet a bit expensive

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Rackham ones are horrible models, not because of their detail or whatever, but because of the stick thin ankles. I guarantee they won't survive very long if don't handle them with the greatest of care.

The best thing about them, if their ankles snap, there isn't enough lead in them to be drilled out for a pin to go in.

I haven't had any problems with my Rackham ghouls, except that I snapped the legs of one of them when i removed the bleeping slot. Had no problems pinning them back on , though.

Heresy has fantastic ghouls too :

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And Heresy just added these beauties:

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Would Ghouls work as Morlocks?

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These guys look hungry!

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We might all be making Ghouls some day . . .

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I'd just take an existing figure I hated and whack him up a bit with a chisel or awl,a dn then some white glue with fine sand (puss, etc). A good paint job later you've recycled old unwanted figures and fielded a whole new undead army…

Gabriel,

Not a bad idea! That's one way of getting some use out of them.

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I really like some old 25mm Ral Partha diminuative ghouls (likely OOP) I painted a few weeks ago. Small, squat with a human forearm in one hand. I had little hope for the figure and was just painting it to bulk up an undead horde, but the results were a surprise.

Crocodile games has some very cool ghouls.

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Grunhornet,

You may have just solved my Morlock figure dilemma!!!

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I saw these guys in person at Cold Wars. I got to say they were very nice. Actually almost all the figures coming from Crocodile games are exceptional. Some of the newer models are just plan amazing as far as crisp clean casts with great detail.

These I hadn't seen before:

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And they have more:

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This is interesting. I didn't know that the WHF Ghouls were available in 12 variants (though very pricey):

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Just saw one of the newer Heroscape expansion packs of 6 "Zombies" for $10 USD retail painted plastic. Easy with rather nice poses and a mix of bone club weapons.

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D&D Plastics- Thru Herotown or some other secondary dealer. I think that they are wights(?). They cost me a couple of bucks for a DOZEN.

Two of the common (cheap) D&D plastics that look good…

Ghast (49/72)…purple with bone club. Nice lurching pose.
Terror Wight (41/60)…hunchbacked with long clawed hands. Gangly, but nasty looking.

The actual Ghoul (63/80) …Harbinger set I think..that I have has no character. Greenish-grey with idiotic posture.

The Harbinger Zombie is also pretty good, but not worth the collectible upcharge of this collectible set.

I really, REALLY like these guys!

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Are the GW ghouls any good "in the flesh" (pun intended)?

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Those Rackham ones look very similar to the Brigade Games (Celtos) Flesh Eaters!

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Brigade (Celtos) Flesh Eaters:
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I see some similarity there.

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Interesting art work here:

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How big are Heroscape figures? Anyone know? I could use some of those "Ghoul/zombies if they are 25-28mm

Never mind, just found 'em at Wal Mart for 6 bucks!! A little tissue for ripped clothing, some spot repanting and I've goty some nice zombies (for 6 bucks).

Now, I've gotta work on my Reaper Ghouls, to make them look something like this:

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New GW Ghouls?

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Iron Wind Metals has 4 Zombies for 10.75 It is the old- and really great Ral Partha stuff

Check here

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