Lancers on pennyfarthings

[wolfie65Participant 1238xp 0]

Help me out guys: I remember seeing Victorian era/Steampunk lancers mounted on old-timey bicycles, but cannot recall the manufacturer or the name of the game they were produced for.

Any ideas ?

[elessar2590 18207xp 0]

Maybe these from Eureka

https://www.eurekamin.com.au/index.php?cPath=87_126_153

 

[grantinvanman 2203xp 0]

[wolfie65Participant 1238xp 1]

Thanks ! I think those might be the ones .

And yes, they make about as much practical sense as chainmail bikinis, but the Rule of Cool trumps all others….

[horati0nosebl0wer 19650xp 1]

*begins the search for more chainmail bikinis and remembers Ral Partha* Just saw the thread. I’ve got some of the minis from Eureka and I warn that the wheel is a little touchy to getting misshapen. Outside of that a great set of figures.

Also, as an addition to hilarity I put in my two cents for steampunk clockwork cavalry from Dragon Bait Minis. Another silly set and a challenge for those who might not have the experience with metal minis. Putting together the mounts takes a little time to get the reins, necks and monowheel just where you want them.

[wolfie65Participant 1238xp 1]

Metal rules ! As far as I’m concerned, there’s still nothing quite like 1970s-90s 1-piece metal figures. And with today’s sculpting standards, they can have as much detail as any resin figure while being a lot less fragile. For example, I can see no difference between Demented Games Twisted metal and resin minis.

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