Tale of War! (former Dark Slave Miniatures)

Post by **Nameless** » 14 Mar 2011, o 09:35

NAVARRO wrote:Now that you mention the green has a fishing pick axe

I think it's half of an anchor, not pick axe

Post by **Corvus** » 14 Mar 2011, o 09:54

pirates look cool but the street girls.. no

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 14 Mar 2011, o 13:46

From the street girls I think Jannet is the best. Reminds me a bit of the Hasslefree adventurers. It must be because of the hockeystick

NAVARRO · Post by **NAVARRO** » 14 Mar 2011, o 14:10

ToMaZ wrote:The way he holds his weapons means that you can easily swap it for something else. And who knows, maybe they have an extra spare bit for the weapon?

I never got a Tale of war mini dont know if they come with options... but he is screaming for a Pirate pistol on his left hand and a Scimitar on his right hand... easy convos!

Post by **mahon** » 15 Mar 2011, o 12:39

I feel the pirate range started with miniatures pretty accurately representing what was painted on concept sketches, and now they're pretty different. not that it's bad but the artwork and minis are in two different styles now.

nice releases, but except for the red-bearded pirate, most likely nothing I would buy

umpa · Post by **umpa** » 22 Apr 2011, o 17:42

Lazy Earl
Designed by Pedro Nuñez.
Sculpted by Juan Carlos Avila Ribadas.
Painted by Jose M. Palomares.

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Dorothy and Toto.
Designed by Pedro Nuñez.
Sculpted by Simon Remis.
Painted by Jose M. Palomares.

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Maru · Post by **Maru** » 22 Apr 2011, o 18:25

Dorothy looks like she got broken arm ... i thing that her sculpt is made exacly like onart but sombosy smart "fix" her arm to point gun upwards - wich results in broken arm ... efact ..

Toto. - looks like Pig ..

Post by **Corvus** » 22 Apr 2011, o 20:13

concept art for both looks pretty good, sculpt's aren't...

I agree on the arms of the girl,the pose is really strange.

umpa · Post by **umpa** » 11 May 2011, o 00:22

Yamato
Designed by: David Hueso.
Sculpted by: Pedro Fernandez.

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Úrsula

Designed by: Enrique Fernandez.
Sculted by: Simon Remis.
Painted by: Jose M. Palomares.

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NAVARRO · Post by **NAVARRO** » 11 May 2011, o 11:17

Yamato is cool and has potential to bad he is cutting his own chest with that sabre... the ursula I dont understand why whe have 5 pictures all in the same angle, I mean the Background variations is not in my priorities to look at

Her face looks odd.

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