Miniature Gaming Figures

I've been playing wargames and roleplaying games since 1976. I still play when I have time, and I've been painting miniatures for nearly as long, off and on. I've put some pictures of miniatures I've painted up on the web here. As I get more time, I'll put up more pictures.

25mm Miniatures. Here are some pictures of 25mm miniatures I've painted. At the moment they are solely by Ral Partha.

15mm Miniatures. I've recently become interested in a medieval and ancient warfare game called DBA (De Bellis Antiquitatis). It can be played with 15mm or 25mm figures, but 15mm are way cheaper and the game can be played on a much smaller table, so I went with 15mm. The 15mm miniatures I've painted are roughly surveyed here. I've made comments on the quality of the figurines as well.

Links

Below are some links to catalogs of various online catalogs and websites of gaming miniatures.

• Chris Brantley's DBA Resource Page is the best overall resource for DBA.
• Steven Goode's Wargaming and DBA page.
• Doug Kendrick's De Bellis Antiqvitatis Armarivm is really nice.
• Luke Ueda-Sarson's Middle-Earth Army Lists page.
• Alan Saunders' Stronghold, a page devoted to HOTT (fast-play fantasy battles system similar to DBA).

• Essex - Essex have the broadest and best range of 15mm medieval figures. Most of my DBA armies are Essex, and I'm very happy with them.
• Irregular - inexpensive 15mm figures and a broad range. Good livestock; the people aren't quite as nice.
• Black Raven Foundry - very high-quality 15mm fantasy figures. The basis for the bulk of my orc army.
• Ral Partha - only a small number of 15mm figs (huge resource for 25mm figs).

• Ral Partha perhaps the biggest online resource for 25mm figs, and some of the nicest.

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