After I posted about the Siege Giant, Chuck from Chuck's Plog asked me if I saw any other suitable miniatures to be used as or converted to a Siege Giant. Before buying mine, I had done a thorough research on various giant miniatures. Here are the ones I remember and my comments about them. I know that Siege Giants generally don't make it into the lists these days; but I hope they will be useful for you.
Ultraforge: Big enough; but looks very primitive and not "chaosy".
http://www.ultraforgeminiatures.com/?page_id=15
Gribbly: Too nurgle for my taste.
http://www.gribblyminiatures.co.uk/gallery_plaguegiant.php
Otherworld: Big enough. Needs much conversion work. Too much of a hassle for me.
http://otherworldminiatures.co.uk/shop/giants/bs5-the-otherworld-giant/
Black Scorpion: Pirate themed
http://www.blackscorpionminiatures.com/product_info.php?products_id=132&osCsid=10s4b808851kjddveubljuh4o2
Grenadier: Possibly most fitting one with gobbos hanging around.
http://tritex-games.co.uk/store/product.php?id=2485
Excalibur: can look chaosy with the alternate head. but still too much conversion needed and kinda expensive. Very similar to the old Albion Giants line.
http://www.excaliburminiaturen.de/bilder/bilderbig.php?exnr=2307&source=liste
Mage Knight: I was looking to buy one of these actually until I saw the one I bought. Deformed and big enough and has armor plates on. You will just need to trim the ballistic weapons from it.
http://www.iguk.co.uk/products/mage-knight-iron-rail-hill-giant-476.aspx
Elmore Masterworks: Another primitive giant.
http://www.darkswordminiatures.com/gallery/elmore_giant.htm
Black Hat: Another one that could actually work. Price is decent too.
http://www.blackhat.co.uk/online_shop/product_info.php?cPath=121_123_154&products_id=1465&osCsid=868f083ff105de08db501290c1f5221f
Banelegions: Very big; but more like a cyclop. Too bad that Maelstrom Games are no more :(
http://banelegions.maelstromgames.co.uk/?tag=bnb-003
After listing all these, I have to tell you that you should never underestimate ForgeWorld's Siege Giant and the vanilla giant model from GW as they provide awesome base models for your own conversions.
Ultraforge: Big enough; but looks very primitive and not "chaosy".
http://www.ultraforgeminiatures.com/?page_id=15
Gribbly: Too nurgle for my taste.
http://www.gribblyminiatures.co.uk/gallery_plaguegiant.php
Otherworld: Big enough. Needs much conversion work. Too much of a hassle for me.
http://otherworldminiatures.co.uk/shop/giants/bs5-the-otherworld-giant/
Black Scorpion: Pirate themed
http://www.blackscorpionminiatures.com/product_info.php?products_id=132&osCsid=10s4b808851kjddveubljuh4o2
Grenadier: Possibly most fitting one with gobbos hanging around.
http://tritex-games.co.uk/store/product.php?id=2485
Excalibur: can look chaosy with the alternate head. but still too much conversion needed and kinda expensive. Very similar to the old Albion Giants line.
http://www.excaliburminiaturen.de/bilder/bilderbig.php?exnr=2307&source=liste
Mage Knight: I was looking to buy one of these actually until I saw the one I bought. Deformed and big enough and has armor plates on. You will just need to trim the ballistic weapons from it.
http://www.iguk.co.uk/products/mage-knight-iron-rail-hill-giant-476.aspx
Elmore Masterworks: Another primitive giant.
http://www.darkswordminiatures.com/gallery/elmore_giant.htm
Black Hat: Another one that could actually work. Price is decent too.
http://www.blackhat.co.uk/online_shop/product_info.php?cPath=121_123_154&products_id=1465&osCsid=868f083ff105de08db501290c1f5221f
Banelegions: Very big; but more like a cyclop. Too bad that Maelstrom Games are no more :(
http://banelegions.maelstromgames.co.uk/?tag=bnb-003
After listing all these, I have to tell you that you should never underestimate ForgeWorld's Siege Giant and the vanilla giant model from GW as they provide awesome base models for your own conversions.
1 comments:
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