The third part of restoring the Dungeon Adventurers range is here. Following on the Dwarfs and Elves, we now have the Halflings, Gnomes and Human Cleric. Mainly sculpted by Nick Bibby for Asgard in the early 1980s, these metal 28mm scale miniatures are once more back in the world as singles. All examples painted by the talented Studio Maxi. These are the last of the DA range for now, as we will switch back to Fantasy Monsters (FM) and Orcs (OR) for the rest of the season.
![Halflings, Gnomes and Cleric Halflings, Gnomes and Cleric](news/pics/2024/jul/422046740a.jpg)
This very large range has some 90 poses in it, and we shall restore as much as we can over time. We are now up to 31 codes, including the weapon sprue. Here are the 'new' codes:
DA22 – Halfling Warrior
DA23 – Halfling Slinger
DA24 – Halfling Archer
DA27 – Halfling Adventurer
DA28 – Halfling Adventuress
(Halflings are about 18mm in height, and shown on 25mm square bases)
DA31 – Human Cleric
DA25 – Gnome
DA26 – Gnome Illusionist
(The Cleric is 30mm tall and Gnomes are about 18mm tall; all shown on 25mm square bases)
![Halfling Walking Party Halfling Walking Party](news/pics/2024/jul/422046740c.jpg)
If you are keen on smaller characters for your games, then have a gander at CA2 Halfling Walking Party, a pack or singles of six different male and female miniatures, including a magician.
![Battle Crow Battle Crow](news/pics/2024/jul/422046740d.jpg)
The Battle Crow! From the collection of professional painter Studio Maxi Costales, here is his take on Babd Catha, one of the Morrigan. Taken from the 28mm Erin Celtic Myth range. CM24-02 sculpted by Steve Trickett in the early 1990s.
![Imps Imps](news/pics/2024/jul/422046740e.jpg)
We like to give our customers a treat, so there is always something free in every package shipped out by us here in Scotland. Until August 5th, it is part two of our Devilish Imps; four any-scale miniatures. Read about this in the article. Totally free in orders, included automatically.
Thank you for reading, and for your continued support is keeping the Golden Age of British Wargaming alive, and the metal flowing as it should.