Necromancer and Dwarf Greens from Scibor
February 10, 2012 by brennon
Yes you heard it right, there are more dwarves on the way from Scibor Miniatures. And as well as the ground loving stone munchers, there is a Necromancer making his way to you soon.
Loving the dwarf as he doesn't have the massive beard that most do. Could it be a younger beardling adventurer for your role-playing warband? The Celtic design on the axe head too is great attention to detail. As for the Necromancer, we have another fantastic miniature. Love the addition of the zombies rising around him like simple pets. Perfect centrepiece Necromancer for your new Vampire Counts force?
Which of the two would you go for?
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The dwarf. I don’t know why, but it looks unique and good at the same time. You don’t see dwarfs in padded armour often.
The Necromancer is great for what you mentioned Brennon. I like models that has a new twist or expands on the look of a stereotypes.
I like the necromancer but I think the zombies are eating his legs or something, the dwarf is a nice idea but doesnt look right to me either, I think its a beard thing
might be a beardling, maybe sculpted like that in light of Fili and Kili in the upcoming Hobbit movies.
Scibor makes some of the best minis around and does not fail to impress. Best looking Dwarf line you’ll find. Great description of the ‘beardling’. The bear riding Dwarfs always make a great general/king or awesome cavalry. My only wish is for more bundled deals.
I like that the dwarf doesn’t have a long beard – good to see a little difference sometimes. The padded armour makes it harder to put coherently into an army but I agree it would be a great RPG mini. The necromancer I’m not too sure of – I like the sculpt from the waist up as well as the ragged cloak but the legs seem a little short if that’s a knee joint I can make out. Also that’s a 30mm PP-style base in the picture so it might not work in WHFB as a character, but it would… Read more »