Showing posts with label War Gods of Aegyptus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label War Gods of Aegyptus. Show all posts

Sunday, August 30, 2015

The Gods of War


Crocodile games have been making fantastic miniatures for many years.

There are a wide variety of sculpts, of humans, creatures and more.  


There are a number of different genres within the line as well.  The original War Gods of Aegyptus, as pictured here in the form of the chariot and runners.


There is also the new War Gods of Olympus, represented by the female figure with the shield.


Each sculpt is very consistent, and they are always very solid.  There are not a lot of multi part figures... or at least that is kept to a minimum.  If it does have a few pieces, it is split in easy to deal with parts.


The line is all metal, which does appeal to me.  Heck, I still have my large collection of metal files, and they need something to do!!


Oh yeah... almost forgot.  For those of us who still like "Ranks and Flanks" style games of movement trays and blocks of troops, one version still exists.  That would be found here at Crocodile Games.


It's certainly something that I'm looking forward to exploring myself, and hopefully that will play out on these pages, just like my Wild West Exodus journey!


Monday, December 29, 2014

The War Gods are coming...


One of my favorite miniature lines to paint is from Crocodile Games.  This piece is from the War Gods of Aegyptus 


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The sculpts are always consistent.  They are solid as well, easy to assemble, and sturdy once built.


This means they have an excellent combination of paintability and durability.  That's rarer than you think in this industry!


These are sculpted the "old fashioned way".  That is, green stuff and brown stuff.  By hand.  Yes... it still happens that way!


My only regret is that I don't have tons of these sitting around to paint!


As far as this set goes, I felt that I needed to make a set of bases that did justice to the fine sculpting.

It required many hours of carving, but it was worth it!!


Hopefully I will be able to add many more pieces to this in the future.


Until then, enjoy!


A sneak peek at an Adepticon project tomorrow!  Stay tuned!