Download - Mega Miniatures

Last issue we got to take a look at the concept artwork
for some new 100 Kingdoms armies and now we’ve got
the figures themselves in hand to monkey with.
First up are the Wildlings, which are a race of centaurs
and should be familiar to any player of fantasy games.
Below are two, of three different troop types, of
Mustang warriors. The first is a pretty standard line
trooper who comes with a sword and the second is an
archer. Not pictured is the third type of Mustang warrior
who wields a bolo. The archer has a separate bow and
quiver which fit easily onto the model.
Each of the models needed some cleaning on the mold
line which was visible but not excessive. There were no
defects at all and the top human half of the body fit
easily onto the horse bottom. The horse halves of all of
the Mustangs are identical, but having the ability to
rotate the top half can give the illusion of having several
different figures/poses.
Each blister of Mustangs comes with two identical
models for $10.00 USD. This is a marvelous bargain for
what are essentially two all-metal cavalry figures. Uses
outside of 100 Kingdoms certainly include Confrontation
as Keltois Centaurs and in fantasy rpg’s as player
characters or monsters.
To the top-right we have a couple Clydesdale warriors to
take a look at. The top one is a female warrior armed
with a small crossbow and below her is another warrior,
this one with a sword and shield. The Clydesdales also
come with identical lower halves, but are wearing much
heavier armor, plate as opposed to very light leather and
what look like blankets on the Mustangs. The upper
human halves are also in much heavier armor. I expect
that even with a missile weapon, the Crossbow(wo)men
will be quite formidable in close combat.
Like with the Mustangs the only cleaning that was
needed was along the mold line, mostly on the horse
part. Both of these troops are pose-able, if you are
careful. The arms of both can be bent to give you a bit
more variety. The separate sword and shield of the
warrior fit on to the model without any trouble.
Again, you get two of each model in a blister for $10.00
USD. Other uses for them are the same as with the
Mustangs.
Below-right is the
leader (Warlord) of the
Wildlings army, the
Lord of the Hunt. Like
the other Wildlings he
comes as an upper and
lower half, but no
separate weapons
here. He’s even more
heavily armored than
the Clydesdales and
has a bit of an
Egyptian look to him.
His fore legs are up