As promised, here are the remaining figures that arrived last week from Mike Bravo Miniatures.
See previous post here:
(Remember: click on the pictures
for a bigger version):
Also part of the 28mm State of
Emergency line - 1979
Paramilitaries in Balaclavas. These figures are nice and beefy
miniatures and should stand up to the abuse I give miniature figurines – solid
weapons, easy to paint details.
Their backsides.
I thought they’d go well with
the thugs in balaclavas from Killer
B Games that I picked up to do double duty as either criminal thugs
or Provos.
Here they are in a long line up
of some of the other modern-ish thugs with firearms I have… (From left to right); Hasslefree Miniatures, The Assault Group, Copplestone Castings (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang), Mike Bravo Miniatures, Copplestone Castings (Future Wars), Mike Bravo Miniatures, Hasslefree Miniatures, Mike Bravo Miniatures, Victory Force Miniatures, Mike Bravo Miniatures, The Assault Group.
I also picked up a pack of War
Correspondents from their “Modern Miscellany” line.
Their backs.
Here is a comparison shot with a couple other TV reporters. The
two on the left of the picture are from SuperFigs and the reporter without a
camera operator on the right is from The Assault Group.
Another comparison shot of photo
journalists (From left to right); Superfigs, Mike
Bravo Miniatures, RAFM,
Mike Bravo Miniatures,
Black Cat Bases.
The war correspondents seem to
be done by a different sculptor, they are stylistically quite different and considerably
slighter than the State of Emergency figures.
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Probably back to some Fantasy and Medieval stuff,
considering what’s on my workbench at the moment…
Good work, Tim!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monty!
DeleteA great selection of bad guys and reporters!
ReplyDeleteYes. Now to actually DO something with them!?
DeleteThose look outstanding
ReplyDeleteThanks you Stanley!
DeleteLooking very good, I like your provos they look suitably gritty and a nice mix of tv reporters
ReplyDeleteBest Iain