adds spear units to his new Amazon army.
Not often is it possible to return to the world something wonderful in its complete form, but this is such a day. In 1982, Asgard Miniatures released the Creatures of Chaos range, sculpted by Nick Bibby, Jez Goodwin, and John Blanche. It is now on its own page of the restored Asgard drop-down menu of the website. Our set was painted by the talented Studio Maxi Costales, bringing them to life.
Nine different… very different… miniatures, as singles, or as a value set of all nine of them with a saving.
Winter Mega Event 2023 is on until 6th December. 20% off all orders, auto at check-out, plus free new miniature, as well as 80 new codes and 100 deals and offers. See our blog for the entire event and all details. Not to be missed!
CC0 – Creatures of Chaos Set (9 Miniatures With a Saving)
CC1 – Running Hornhead (35mm total height)
CC2 – Many Armed Skulker (30mm total height)
CC3 – Hawk Footed Stabber (40mm total height)
CC4 – Hoofer Bladesman (30mm total height)
CC5 – Crabclaw (40mm total height)
CC6 – Trunkhand Tuskoid (40mm total height)
CC7 – Four Fang (35mm height, 45mm long)
CC8 – Hideous Octopoid (28mm total height)
CC9 – Crested Weremonkey (23mm total height comes with separate wings)
Sculpted by Nick Bibby, except for CC6 by John Blanche and CC7 by Jez Goodwin (he of The Barbarians range).
A majestic (and also the largest single-piece metal miniature we produce), often listed alongside the Creatures of Chaos figures, is the D6 Dragon Lizard Juggernaut by Nick Bibby. A real centerpiece for an army, it is 110mm long.
A source of real price for Alternative Armies was the restoration of NB2 Dragon, which was issued initially as a 200-only limited-run of boxed metal models (over half a kilo of metal). We have a couple of these limited kits on site. This famous Dragon is now a resin kit at a much lower price and an easier build… plus a lot, lot lighter.