RPG Figures By Otherworld Miniatures

Here's another batch of RPG figures for D&D and similar RPGs. These figures are made by Otherworld Miniatures and sold in the USA by Architects of War

This batch includes two of their zombie packs, some evil clerics, and some giant frogs. We used a variety of methods on these including drybrushing and washes. More washes were used on the zombies to give them a 'dirtier' feel and appearance.

First up are some commoner zombies:

The group of zombies!

Next up are some demi-human zombies. These are wonderful! There has always been a shortage of these types of figure and it is nice to see some being made:

The evil clerics or priests. Some could even pull double duty as evil cultists, wizards or necromancers:

The evil high priest:

The giant frogs:

I'm really pleased with the figures Otherworld Miniatures is producing. They have a very 'Old School' feel and look to them as though they stepped right out of the artwork of some of the old D&D modules. The figures themselves have very little flash and clean up easily and quickly. The faces have some character to them making them a joy to paint up and giving the figure some personality.

15mm ACW Union Brigade

We recently completed another 15mm American Civil War (ACW) Union brigade for a customer's project. There are four regiments based 3 figures per stand with one brigade commander figure:

All figures are Old Glory 15's and the flags are from The Flag Dude.

15mm Seven Years War (SYW) Austrian Army

We've just finished up a 15mm Seven Years War (SYW or 7YW) Austrian Army. The basing will work for the new Maurice rules. The army includes a nice prtion of infantry, some Croat light infantry, some artillery, a nice representation of cavalry, and of course, the army commanders.

Here's the whole army laid out:

The casualties

The infantry

The light infantry, commanders, and artillery

The cavalry

Here are some close-up views of the army as it is all laid out:

 The infantry is painted to represent the 9'th, 12'th, 23'rd , and the 43'rd German regiments and the 2'nd and 31'st Hungarian regiments. For some regiments there are the 2'nd and 3'rd battalions; these can be noted by their twin yellow flags.

The Hungarian regiments with their colorful uniforms

The German regiments

The backs of the figures- white belts everywhere!

There are two Croat (or Grenzer) regiments represented:  The Warasdin Creuztzer Grenz regiment and Trenck's Pandors regiment.

Here's the Austrian artillery:

The army commanders and generals are represented as a base of 3 for the army commander and singular bases of mounted generals:

The 2'nd Kaiser Hussars:

The 22'nd Kalckreuth Cuirassiers:

The 31'st De Ligne (Lowenstein or St. Ignon) Dragoons:

The Kollowrat Dragoons:

All figures are Old Glory 15's. Flags are from The Flag Dude.