Thankyou me lord :)

Thanks Phil! Yeah they seem great at first glance. Will hopefully be painting them up this week. Today is my third attempt at getting outside to prime them haha

Ah thanks I couldn’t remember what sergeant it was!

Thanks Matt! The artillery video will be coming out this week

Thanks Todd! I’m going to do a video once I’ve painted these up as not sure the video did the detailed sculpts justice

I’m yet to push the resin to its limits so can’t say how easily it brakes. But yes I do like their sculpts even if it was another company’s work

Thankyou 👍

@@KingMATTtheSuperior I will be painting some Warlord models soon.

@@goforitpaintingwhat miniatures are you going to be painting up?

Thankyou! Yes I think they blend well “enough”

Equipment is nearly the same size so the real difference is in the minis`overall style. And they do come in a certain variety from being very slim guys (almost like Old Glory 25s) to bigger and taller sculpts, what actually is nice. I do not see an issue with mixing the marching poses with those from Perry except, of course, for the frock coats. With the artillery it is a bit different at least from my perspective as the Warlord guys have a very different style and are more massive compared to their thin Perry comrades

I used super glue to glue the arms on. Seems to be working so far

I agree cost is very important. I see these as more of a treat rather than something to bulk out an army

Armless guy might sit out the fight deeming on if I can get a replacement or not. Or I might try sculpt a sleeve and have him as a fighting amputee

Confederate infantry regiments carried two flags at least until Gettysburg. So not useless at all

Absolutely