7/04/2010

Painted 10mm Eureka's Chaos Dwarfs

All the miniatures you can see in these pictures belong to the same blister. As you see, there are a lot of variety for being 10 mm.
I always use sunlight for my pictures but today it is heavily cloudy and I had to use the flash, which has eaten some of the details I'm afraid.
I think this range is really good and soon they will see some action within the Einar's campaign. Anyway, I hope you like them. Pictures are clickable.
These two models are my favourite, especially the tentacled one.
As someone asked for a comparison picture with other Dwarves, I'm posting this new picture. From left to right, GW, Eureka, Copplestone and a Skeleton from Pendraken.
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10 comments:

  1. Mr. Mahon4 Jul 2010, 20:40:00

    Who is the manufacturer here? I cannot recall seeing these miniatures before...

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  2. blacksmith4 Jul 2010, 23:22:00

    Read the title, it says Eureka! :D
    My 10mm beastmen and minotaurs are from Eureka as well.
    Cheers Mahon.

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  3. Mr. Mahon5 Jul 2010, 09:16:00

    Oops!
    You know that I didn't know Eureka Miniatures. Now that's a shame! Maybe that's why I missed the obvious hint... Gotta check their site for more. These are really cool.

    I wanted to go 6mm (smaller minis, easier to use more of them for mass battle look, faster painting) but now I am considering going 10mm...

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  4. Slorm5 Jul 2010, 19:47:00

    Te ha quedado fenomenal
    Felicidades, a ver si tengo tiempo para pintar algo :D

    ¡Y termina la campaña de WHAA!

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  5. blacksmith5 Jul 2010, 21:07:00

    Gracias Iván. Te prometo que la semana que viene colgaré un BATREP de la campaña de WHAA usando estos enanos. Ahora que para acabar la campaña queda un rato aún :)

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  6. Azrael718 Jul 2010, 22:50:00

    I prefer the lava bases myself ;)

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  7. blacksmith8 Jul 2010, 23:29:00

    Lava bases would be great but I wanted them to be based like the rest of my figures :)

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  8. scottsz10 Jul 2010, 03:01:00

    Many thanks for posting this. I've been using 10mm for fantasy gaming.

    It's very helpful to see real photos of finished figures. Eureka owes you for a future sale!

    Nice job!

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  9. blacksmith10 Jul 2010, 10:22:00

    You're most welcomed scottsz. Don't forget to tell Eureka to send some free figures! ;-)

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  10. Mr. Mahon13 Jul 2010, 14:06:00

    I checked Eureka's site and wow, they have really many cool miniatures there - for many genres and in many scales. They will surely get some of my money. You should become their official affilliate ;)

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