HistoriFigs is proud to announce the availability of Resistant Roosters full packs. These are now offered in addition to the “Singles” that we have been offering.

We are offering the “Full Packs” as a service to you the customer, we do not want to compete with your local retailers (or even your favorite online retailers). We want to make as easy as possible for you to obtain these fine figures for your collecting and gaming needs.

While on the subject of Resistant Roosters figures, we will soon be listing the Luftwaffe/Hermann Goering singles on the site. As soon as Alison can get the camera setup and take some pictures of the figures we will post the latest offerings of Resistant Roosters single figures.

For complete information on the Resistant Roosters line, be sure to visit the Resistant Roosters website. For more information on our offerings of Resistant Roosters figures, please visit the Resistant Roosters page on our website.

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We have two new N-Gauge (and 10mm) projects in the works. The first is an expansion of the Colonial line – Zulus and British are first up. With more to follow…

Our other 10mm project is still classified, but let’s just say that there are no other figures like them on the market! If I an as happy with the results as I expect to be, you can look forward to even more N-Gauge and 10mm in the future.

I’m sure that those of you who frequent The Miniatures Page [TMP] will have seen the news release covering the new 28mm horse blanks from EBOB Miniatures – Check the EBOB Miniatures website if would like to learn more. Ok, to get back to the HistoriFigs News story – Well, when I saw these new figure blanks, I though that they would be the perfect start for some new horses to go with our 30mm figures. My first set arrived on Monday, and I must say that they are very nice. One of my winter projects will be to modify these for use with our figures. I’ll add manes; make changes to tails (maybe even a few docked tails for the British) and see what I can “do” in the way of horse furniture (at least some basic blankets). Anyhow, this should be a fun sculpting/conversion project, something to keep me in the basement (where my painting/sculpting/modeling desk is set up) all winter long – well, when I’m not casting or making molds or working on the website.

Oh, and we should have a few new horses for the 25mm figures too! I did these last year, but haven’t yet put them into production…