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Best not a thunder wolf to date. http://www.coolminiornot.com/shop/minia ... der-1.html

You're right, its not a thunder wolf. Its a bear.
A very cool looking bear though! Now I just need GW to release Space Bears and I know what my first purchase will be.

Nice find!

Looks like a badger. The rider's the usual Scibor rubbish, sadly.

ah, come on - some of his dwarves are ok, aint they? some decent basaes, too.

me_in_japan wrote:ah, come on - some of his dwarves are ok, aint they? some decent basaes, too.

Yeah! The Dwarves are super cool.

Wow! I didn't notice those dwarves. Those are pretty awesome. And having a dwarf on a polar bear is far cooler then having a dwarf ride a mobile throne.

me_in_japan wrote:ah, come on - some of his dwarves are ok, aint they? some decent basaes, too.

The dwarves are nice, but as soon as he (they? how many of them are there?) do Space Marine knock-offs, it just goes wrong. At least Jes Goodwin knows how far he can take the huge pauldrons and chunky armour before it just looks daft.

AndrewGPaul wrote:

me_in_japan wrote:ah, come on - some of his dwarves are ok, aint they? some decent basaes, too.

The dwarves are nice, but as soon as he (they? how many of them are there?) do Space Marine knock-offs, it just goes wrong. At least Jes Goodwin knows how far he can take the huge pauldrons and chunky armour before it just looks daft.

I liked some of his marines back before he was a 'studio' and was sculpting stuff by hand from the ground up. His current range is all press moulded sheets of green stuff over marine sized bodies, which adds considerably to the bulk and chunkiness. I have a set of his 'not-quite-custodes.' The models are ok and the details are nice, but they are a little too chunky. At this point they dont have pauldrons yet, so as and when I get round to building them, I will use standard marine sized pieces to dial it back a bit.