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Posted: **9 Sep 2011, o 18:30**

No topic?!

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Site;

www.worldoftwilight.com

Posted: **10 Sep 2011, o 12:26**

I thought that the Twilight stuff is released by Hasslefree Miniatures but I could be wrong...

Ruber toys all the way...

Posted: **11 Sep 2011, o 22:57**

I don't think they release it but Kev White is behind the project anyway.

Serious lack of contrast in these paintjobs.... bad pictures too.

Posted: **12 Sep 2011, o 01:02**

I have been following these releases and I have to say they are very different from the usual chaotic evil universes that fill most of the wargaming tables... these are some nice simple miniatures that would be perfect to introduce your young kids to painting and wargaming since these are all positively errrr positive

After a painting session with your young one you can put him to bed and unpack your bad boys and let the bloodshed begin

Posted: **12 Sep 2011, o 08:26**

good points, Nav.

Twilight was and I think still is available at HF online store.

Posted: **30 Sep 2011, o 12:55**

I don't really mind the 'positive', 'not-oh-so-dark-and-evil' and 'light-hearted' style. it's the paintjobs which don't do the minis justice. they could sell really well - for many reasons: people like fresh approaches to fantasy plus what you said. but with the rubber toy look (due to flat paintjobs) they look like cheap toys you can buy in a supermarket. much cheaper... so why buy them as more expensive minis?