WFB 3rd Edition in 10mm

[MichaelStockin]

Hi.

I have a topic that talks about my adventures in WFB 3rd edition but using 10mm models.
There are all sorts of things in it, it is a sort of blog, as such it does have some WIPs.

Rather than post the WIP parts here, you can instead view them there:


viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29090&p=110214

 

[symphonicpoet]

^Your 10mm stuff is really quite gorgeous. There was a fellow for a while who was building 15mm 40K. He blogged under the name Spacecow Smith. Your stuff reminds me a great deal of his. Fantastic stuff!

 

[MichaelStockin]

^Your 10mm stuff is really quite gorgeous. There was a fellow for a while who was building 15mm 40K. He blogged under the name Spacecow Smith. Your stuff reminds me a great deal of his. Fantastic stuff!

That is a name I recognise from the webs, yeah interesting stuff!

 

[twisted moon]

He blogged under the name Spacecow Smith.

http://talesfromfarpoint.blogspot.com/

 

[Zhu Bajie]

These are really top stuff, wish my eyes were good enough to paint 10mm - any tips?

Michael - a question, if I may! You say you were producing 15mm miniatures - care to mention what ranges and where? No worries if you'd rather not. Secondarily - why did you go 10s rather than 15s?

 

[MichaelStockin]

These are really top stuff, wish my eyes were good enough to paint 10mm - any tips?

Michael - a question, if I may! You say you were producing 15mm miniatures - care to mention what ranges and where? No worries if you'd rather not. Secondarily - why did you go 10s rather than 15s?

Yeah, I had a range of 15mm desert fantasy.
Crom's Anvil, I sold the range to CP models over Christmas:

https://cpmodels.co.uk/product-category/15mm-ranges/


I went 10mm as I found in the past that mixing work and play meant neither was fun.
I knew that if I did WFB in 15mm then my 15mm business would suffer as would my 15mm WFB.