Ral Partha Legacy have the Khamaí...

 

Well, they've finally sneaked over to America to join the hallowed ranks of some of the best sculpts in the hobby. Jacob Fathbruckner is doing a great job of releasing all the old Ral Partha sculpts and more. Most of the minis that Tom Meier sculpted back in the 70's are available again - I do have lots of them from back when Citadel produced them under licence (and a few that were imported by Wargames Publications (Scotland) Ltd)... many still in need of being painted. The new pieces Tom is sculpting are incredible and it's great to see the old ranges being expanded further. 

The Khamaí are here; 

https://ralparthalegacy.com/collections/khamai-lizardmen 

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Do take a good look around the RPL site, there's lots to see!

The rise of the Khamaí!

 

A Kickstarter to raise funds for the expansion of those little chameleon-like devils... sculpted by John Robertson for The Little Soldier Company, there are two new sets forthcoming, a command and a beast handler pack...

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1896378744/the-rise-of-the-khamai

Edit - now available here.

The Command Pack...

The Beast Handler and his two hounds...

Please back it if you can or give it a bit of a push if you can't. Every little helps and it'll also hopefully help more miniatures to be commissioned at some point for various ranges...

enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk

Wargamer's Newsletter - Donald Featherstone

During a search for some pics of old Almark 20mm ranges, I stumbled across this wonderful resource. A complete labor of love from John Haines, a retired civil engineer with a love for the hobby. His main page includes some great holiday pics relevant to history buffs and the hobby.

http://www.fourcats.co.uk/

My complete joy at discovering he has scanned most copies of Wargamer's Newsletter cannot be underestimated and I envisage frequent return trips to his site.

http://fourcats.co.uk/mags/index.html

December 1964 front page

Wargamer's Newsletter was produced from 1962 to 1980 by Donald Featherstone, further info on the great man on a WIKI site here.

On a separate agenda, I've just finished painting the (soon to be released hopefully) Khamaí beast handler and beasties. Could do with a better name for them really... 4 more command figs to paint up and then they can be fielded with the recently released horde...

https://thelittlesoldiercompany.co.uk/the-tenoch

As always; enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk

Chameleon Khamaí finally released!

Sculpted by the reknowned John Robertson, these come as a blistered set of 10. More are to follow soon as is a large expansion of the ranks of the Kev Adams sculpted Tenoch... watch this space! Miniatures are painted by Andy Hides.

https://thelittlesoldiercompany.co.uk/oldhammer-miniatures-by-kev-adams/the-khamai

enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk