Topic: Oldhammer Miniatures by Andrew Taylor

[Karak Norn Clansman]

The below oldschool models are all sculpted and sold (or to be sold) by Andrew Taylor, whose Facebook page you can visit here. Contact him there for more details.

Orc Heavy War Chariot

Funded by Kickstarter, to be released:










Zoats

Spellcaster:



Warrior:




Snotling in Mushroom Thicket




Chaos Dwarf Asscannon & Crew




Chaos Dwarf Petard & Crew




Chaos Dwarf Axeman




Chaos Dwarf Crossbowman, Standing




Chaos Dwarf Crossbowman, Reloading

The two middle ones in peak caps, drawing their crossbow strings:

[Mogsam]

One thread for all this stuff?

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Creatures of Chaos by Andrew (AtomTaylor on this forum) have 20 days to go for funding. It includes some new mushrooms and snot goblins, ever a nice choice, and monsters! They're characterful as usual, but on top of that they are (at least through my eyes) also improvements over the old Citadel originals - check Solegends and you'll see, especially pose-wise. The Chimera's folded wings are just brilliant with the rest of the figure.

Get yours while they're hot.

[Karak Norn Clansman]

For those interested, note the accessories:

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Andy has sculpted a bunch of 10mm scale Ogres, of interest for Warmaster collectors: Kickstarter up now!

[Zak]

nice!!

[Gankom]

They look awesome.

[Zak]

HA!! Ass-cannon ( whoa what was GW smoking!!) 

[Rowsdower]

I haven't seen a Zoat in ages

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Cheers, folks!

Andy has launched a Kickstarter for a mixed mould of fantasy miniatures, including Dwarf werewolves! Eight more days to go:

[Zygmund]

A strange mix of quality and clumsiness. Those 10mm Ogres are very fine models, the Chaos Dwarf is good, and I do like the frog riding on the classic Cold One. But many of the 28mm ones, the wolves especially, leave a lot to hope for. Maybe this is mirrored in the slow process of the present KS?

Then again if we go really oldschool, like Heritage, Metal Magic and earliest Citadel, maybe then the clumsiness could be seen as charming dedication to the early age of fantasy sculpting?

-Z