Download - Mega Miniatures

To the left is the Tall Man, our
last Freak Show miniature for this
issue. While not as tall as The
Monster he stands almost 2.5” tall
from the bottom of his base to
the top of his head and is very
skinny. He must be married to
the bearded fat lady, oh now
there’s an idea for an addition to
the army. She could be as big as
a house, terribly slow, but can
swallow down a figure in a single
gulp. Oh, wait, I’m getting off
track.
He has a torn-up appearance,
Similar to that of The Monster, but not quite as extreme.
The model comes as three pieces (body and two arms)
and went together very easily. There was almost no
cleanup needed and the arms fit into the sockets on the
upper torso perfectly. Being separate, you have some
freedom to move the arms a bit and vary the pose. At
$5.00 USD he’s not overpriced at all and can also serve as
a zombie somewhere between regular size and the really
big Monster sized variety.
Moving on to the
Kingdom of Avalon we
have King Thomas
Killian, the leader
(Warlord) of that
faction. He comes as a
single piece that needed
just a bit of attention
before priming, but
nothing out of the
ordinary.
King Thomas strides into battle wearing
heavy plate armor and a long cloak. A
longsword is his only weapon and his crown
definitely indicates that he’s the man in
charge. Facial detail was very nice on this
figure and he looks like he’ll be easy to paint
to a nice standard. At $4.00 USD he’s very
well priced and could serve as a leader in a
Warhammer Fantasy Brettonian army or as
an NPC in pretty much any fantasy rpg.
is ready to come
crashing down on the
head of any nonbeliever.
Facial detail
was very good on this
model and the pose
gives a very good illusion
of movement.
This is a very good
model with applications
as a player character
Cleric or as a hero-type
in a Warhammer Fantasy
Empire army outside of
100 Kingdoms
Last up this time around is the Vespidian from the Hive
army. As you can see it comes as 9-pieces and once
assembled (take a look in the Hive section of the 100
Kingdoms website) sits on a 40mm base. For a model
with so many pieces it went together quite quickly and
with a minimal amount of cleaning. The wings are
bendable (but be careful because they are on the thin
side and could break) so you can give it an appearance
of just having swooped down on its prey.
Since the body is the largest piece of the model and
looks a bit flat you might think that is the case once the
model is assembled, but it’s really not. The other arm
and the wings really let you give the model a sense of
motion and fluidity.
As the general of the Hive army you’ll definitely be
picking one up if you go with them for 100 Kingdoms
and outside of that you could maybe use them as
insectoid monsters in a fantasy rpg or you could maybe
use one as a Chaos Spawn in Warhammer Fantasy. The
Vespidian will set you back $7.50 USD
WWW.100KINGDOMS.COM
At the top-right is the Avalon Battle Monk.
He’s priced at $4.00 USD and comes as single
piece model that had very little in the way of
a visible mold line, but there was a little bit of
flash, mostly on his weapon, that needed to
be cleaned. This was no big deal at all
though.
The monk is wearing basically nothing in the
way of armor, but is swinging around a
rather large two-handed axe/hammer that is