Check Out October’s Medbury Medieval & Fantasy STL Files

October 14, 2022 by brennon

Medbury Miniatures has been creating some excellent 3D Printable miniatures for both Fantasy and Historical wargaming for a good while now. October brings more Medieval and Low Fantasy miniatures for you to use in your tabletop wargames.

13th Century Billmen // Medbury Miniatures

Available over on Patreon and Tribes, Medbury Miniatures has this month been working towards creating a set of 13th Century Billmen. There is a nice collection of miniatures to represent those fighting during the period of The Barons' War for example, at rest and fighting.

13th Century Billmen Collection // Medbury Miniatures

You've got a solid regiment to choose from here, all in the midst of getting ready to clash with charging foes under the command of a neighbouring baron. As well as the regular Billmen, you'll notice that you also have a Captain and Banner Bearer to lead the way.

Medbury's Fantasy Releases

On the other side of things, you've also got a new set of Fantasy releases as well.

Hegstland Huscarls With Spears // Medbury Miniatures

This collection expands the options for the Hengstland and would allow you to make some mighty warriors and horselords perhaps but also the followers of Beowulf (hello Helm Hammerhand?). A rather awesome collection for those wanting to build Low Fantasy armies.

Beowulf, Hengstland Fryd, Huscarls & Wildmen // Medbury Miniatures

The collection offers up a solid way to build an army that is Middle-earth themed too. If you've been following Medbury Miniatures for a while, you'll know that this is where they excel. As mentioned, Medbury has been designing miniatures for a good while so the quality of the STL Files (both unsupported and supported) should be on point.

Get a closer look at more of the miniatures from this month HERE and then make sure to check out the full array from Medbury on MyMiniFactory.

Are you going to be snapping these up?

"This collection expands the options for the Hengstland and would allow you to make some mighty warriors and horselords perhaps but also the followers of Beowulf..."

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