

I use mostly 6mm figures from Irregular
with a few from larger scales for some of the creatures. I get all of my figures from
Eureka Miniatures in
Australia and they provide very helpful and quick service. I have also brought some
Elves and Goblins Baccus and
are very impressed with the quality.
I find the Irregular figures paint up a lot better than they look and the fantasy range is
one of Irregular's better 6mm ranges, with some of the characters superb. One of the good
things about 6mm is that a lot of the figures can be used for other races. For example: I use
Wood Elf figures as Human rangers and Human knights as Elvish knights.
I chose this scale because its cheap and because I like the mass effect of the scale. I found
most of the larger scale games end up looking like skirmish games rather than a mass battle.
The scale also allowed me to build good sized armies at a fraction of the cost of other
scales.
The rules I use are Fantasy Rules! 3 by Chipco
which are fantastic and highly recommended. The basing has the same frontage as 15mm DBM so anyone
with 6mm DBM armies can use them without too much difficulty.
Note the figures in the galleries on this page are currently being revised so some may disappear, while the pages get updated to the new format and the figures repainted
This gallery contains pictures of Irregulars 6mm Undead range. They are a very nice range of figures with good
detailing and styling. This is the first fantasy army I have recently reworked with new basing and painting techniques.
Lord of the Rings - Good Alliance
Men of the Western Alliance and some of their allies. this section needs a lot of revising.
Lord of the Rings - Mordor
Saurons forces and some of their allies. A lot needs to be added here.
High and Wood Elves
Large High Elf and Wood Elf armies including Irregular and Baccus figures.
Creatures and Halflings
Yeah, thats right, 6mm Halflings along with an assortment of slightly larger creatures.
Irregular Miniatures
Good range of buildings and terrain with a lot of different items
Timecast
Brilliant range of 6mm buildings. Mainly 20th century buildings
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19th October 2011
