Blade Maidens - Command Group (SotO - F)

Excellent figures. A little tricky to assemble but well worth the balancing and holding! Some simple adapting to become my new Escher gang for the 1995 Necromunda game .... creating rules for huge swords. I have always been excited to receive such clever designs and well made figures. Just be careful not to cut off a foot (he says from experience)!

Have only opened the package so far, but the miniatures look up to RH's usual high standard!

Not quite used to such plyable resin, but enjoying being able to put them together, despite no actual instructions

Incredible fast delivery, excellent communication from the guys and the miniatures are absolutely stunning.

I found assembly to be easy and I liked the ability to piece together the different parts as I wanted.

Fairly easy to put together; although not for an unsupervised novice, though; (superglue and very small parts), but quite sturdy, in spite of their (very) frail appearance. The weak part is actually the slot-tap; quite brittle and thin because of the imprint on it. Each figure consists of 1 one-piece legs, torso, 2 arms and a choise of two heads; one hooded and one 2-piece with a 'ponytail'. They are great little figures, with a lot of very crisp, sharp details, and good optionals for each figure's pose; interchangeability of the parts makes for an awful lot of different ladies... Will be looking forward to paint them. If you're looking for proxyfigures for say, a Warhammer-game, you should really consider looking into the world of Raging Heroes, as there are a LOT of options for both 40K (sci-fi range) and AoS (fantasy range). My little ladies will be a small Empire-army or Dogs-of-War company of Amazones from... well, somewhere. Haven't figured that part out yet. I recommend them both for experienced hobbyists, but also for "newbees"; although only under the supervision of someone used to superglue and handling very small parts... Have fun out there...