Figure listing for the Bloodaxe Miniatures 25mm Hebridians have been posted on the Bloodaxe Miniatures site.
Hebridians
Figure are priced at: $1.50 each when ordering 1 to 11 castings (single part number). Or $1.25 each when ordering 12 or more (single part number).
Right now the descriptions are a bit weak, but each part number is accompanied by a photo, so at least the visual will let you know what the figures look like.
More next week.
OK, so this is the same day as the last post. Well, I happen to have some time on my hands, while waiting for a database backup (work intrudes), so I figured why not post a couple more photos.
Again from the Bloodaxe Miniatures 15mm First Italo–Ethiopian War range; Ethiopian Waruari aka spearmen.
Ethiopian Waruari (Type 1 Spearmen)
Ethiopian Waruari (Type 2 Spearmen)
Not sure what will be up next. Perhaps more photos. Or perhaps an update on my Fire and Charge project? We shall see…
Today we share a couple photos from our 15mm First Italo–Ethiopian War range. Full figure listings can be found on the Bloodaxe Miniatures site. Thee photos are from last week’s photo session, so they are a little dark. Never fear. New photos soon. The next scheduled photo session is early next week.
Ethiopian Neftenya (Type 1 Riflemen)
Ethiopian Neftenya (Type 2 Riflemen)
Next time we will show some Ethiopian Waruari aka spearmen.
Things are still a bit too busy here, yet somehow we managed to finish up the molds for a new Bloodaxe Miniatures release.
Our new Bloodaxe Miniatures release is a set of World War II Germans in Field Cap. We have some riflemen, SMG, an HMG and crew as well as a couple of fellows with Panzerfaust. These new figure packs have been listed over on the Bloodaxe Miniatures website. Be sure to pop over and take look. There will be a few more (WWII German) pieces added once we reorganize the figure pack offerings (when we update to our new website).
Otherwise we are still backed up in the shop. I was able to make some good progress the past couple of weeks, so the backup isn’t quite as bad as it was just a few weeks ago. The weekend before last, I stopped and took a few hours to make some tools for the mold making shop. This was time well spent, as I was able to use these new tools this past week and they made my (mold making) job so much easier.
The goal for this week is to clear out a couple of mold making projects and to finish mapping out the casting we need to do before Little Wars. Next week I really want to complete all casting for Little Wars by Tuesday, so I can focus on packing up on Wednesday and Thursday (I really don’t want to work until midnight on Thursday and then be up again by 5am to finish up so I can head out for the convention).
Well, I think that about does it for this time around. I’ll close with a couple of photos taken in the shop – these were take a couple weeks ago, right after we cleared out several large-ish projects – nothing too exciting here, but, well you get a peek at part of the shop…
As promised the other day I am posting some pictures of the new 1914 Russians in Fur Cap. These new figures help round out the Bloodaxe Miniatures offering of 1914 Russians (there are a few more Russian figures planned – a few more command figures, and an artillery crew; all in fur cap.
For figure listings visit the Bloodaxe Miniatures website. For a first look at the figures, see the pictures below.
Coming up next time: Resistant Roosters new Early War (39-41) Germans…