looking for camp ideas

for macedonian successors and pre-feudal scots....lets brainstorm!

Macedonian Successor:

An Elephant training center, A big Jumbo and a little jumbo with the trainers working them into killers.

Scotts: Got to do something with the pipes.

Cheers

Jim K

Freikorp15 does a Macbeth and witches pack for the PFS

Originally Posted by Mark Davies

Freikorp15 does a Macbeth and witches pack for the PFS

Yes, and they're neat...Colin the Hittite used them, on a camp of twisted 'blasted heath' trees , Macbeth themed , for his Pre-Feudal Scots. In the UK they're from LKM Direct, who sell Feudal Castings/Freikorps.
Martin

While I am far too much of a gentleman to mention the idea that has sprung into my mind that would work suitably for both these armies, let me ask a question: who makes 15mm sheep?

Thanks,
Steve

Originally Posted by Little Caesar

While I am far too much of a gentleman to mention the idea that has sprung into my mind that would work suitably for both these armies, let me ask a question: who makes 15mm sheep?

Thanks,
Steve

Corvus Belli, of course. However they do not have pretty bows in their hair and are not well groomed.

Originally Posted by Little Caesar

While I am far too much of a gentleman to mention the idea that has sprung into my mind that would work suitably for both these armies, let me ask a question: who makes 15mm sheep?

Thanks,
Steve

Irregular do too.

Originally Posted by Jeff Franz

Corvus Belli, of course. However they do not have pretty bows in their hair and are not well groomed.

Steve, these are available at Legions, I think. I picked some up there... if you want them I probably won't use them.

ALan

I think a herd of Highland cattle would look good. I think there is a manufacturer out there that makes these...maybe Falcon?

Pegasus Hobbies makes a nice 1/72 farm animal set. Great for large beasts at 15mm or for the smaller animals of the feudal period in 28mm.
http://www.hobbybunker.com/details.c...223&scatID=982
Museum Miniatures
http://www.museumminiatures.co.uk/pa...ge_Animals.htm