Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Jake Kovel]

In a message dated 1/14/04 11:48:07 AM, spocksleftball@... writes:


> I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs.  Any comments?  And
> please, Jake, do not take offense.  Some folks like giant fat figs
> like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG.  I tend to prefer
> real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.
>
>
>

Boyd,
None taken. I actually have a Scots Common army, all Irregular figures.
Some of you may have seen it from time to time. The figures were recently
remolded however, and now the ankles are a little sturdier. The figures have a
variety of poses. By that I mean they have different accouterments but are
generally in the same position. They are also closer to true 25mm than most
of what is on the market today. Of course, I am the company mouthpiece so you
have to take what I say from that perspective.
Jacob


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I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick up
a Scotts common army starter for $135.

I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to prefer
real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.

TIA
boyd

[scott holder]

Irr figs are real 25mm with average build and detail.

People slam these figures because unpainted, they do not come across as sculpted
works of art, particularly when compared to other figure lines.

But, I love Irr minis. They *paint* up fantastic because they have lotsa
creases and relief. If you're a "dipper", they're perfect. If you're a "dry
brusher" they're perfect.

My Burgundian Ordonnance army is 25mm Irr--it's won painting contests at the
HMGS-East cons.

And, Irr minis excel at armies like Scots Common because they're essentially a
Dark Age trash list on steroids and Irr really capture the feel of such armies.

-----Original Message-----
From: spocksleftball [mailto:spocksleftball@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 10:42 AM
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [WarriorRules] Irregular minis


I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick up
a Scotts common army starter for $135.

I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to prefer
real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.

TIA
boyd





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[Greg Regets]

I'm with Scott on this. These figures are not all that impressive
unpainted, but they paint very well.

g





--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, "Holder, Scott"
<Scott.Holder@f...> wrote:
> Irr figs are real 25mm with average build and detail.
>
> People slam these figures because unpainted, they do not come
across as sculpted works of art, particularly when compared to other
figure lines.
>
> But, I love Irr minis. They *paint* up fantastic because they have
lotsa creases and relief. If you're a "dipper", they're perfect. If
you're a "dry brusher" they're perfect.
>
> My Burgundian Ordonnance army is 25mm Irr--it's won painting
contests at the HMGS-East cons.
>
> And, Irr minis excel at armies like Scots Common because they're
essentially a Dark Age trash list on steroids and Irr really capture
the feel of such armies.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: spocksleftball [mailto:spocksleftball@y...]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 10:42 AM
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [WarriorRules] Irregular minis
>
>
> I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick
up
> a Scotts common army starter for $135.
>
> I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
> please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
> like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to
prefer
> real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.
>
> TIA
> boyd
>
>
>
>
>
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[Kelly Wilkinson]

Boyd,

I think I recall Jake getting smoked in a tournament a few years back when
he was playing a Scot's Common and him mentioning something about selling them
around 200 25mm Lowlanders! lol! :)

kelly

spocksleftball <spocksleftball@...> wrote:
I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick up
a Scotts common army starter for $135.

I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to prefer
real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.

TIA
boyd


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[Kelly Wilkinson]

I have to agree with Scott that Irregular has some really cool 25mm figures!

kelly
PS So Scott how about that Sung question of mine?

"Holder, Scott" <Scott.Holder@...> wrote:
Irr figs are real 25mm with average build and detail.

People slam these figures because unpainted, they do not come across as sculpted
works of art, particularly when compared to other figure lines.

But, I love Irr minis. They *paint* up fantastic because they have lotsa
creases and relief. If you're a "dipper", they're perfect. If you're a "dry
brusher" they're perfect.

My Burgundian Ordonnance army is 25mm Irr--it's won painting contests at the
HMGS-East cons.

And, Irr minis excel at armies like Scots Common because they're essentially a
Dark Age trash list on steroids and Irr really capture the feel of such armies.

-----Original Message-----
From: spocksleftball [mailto:spocksleftball@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 10:42 AM
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [WarriorRules] Irregular minis


I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick up
a Scotts common army starter for $135.

I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to prefer
real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.

TIA
boyd





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[Kelly Wilkinson]

I have to agree with Scott that Irregular has some really cool 25mm figures!

kelly
PS So Scott how about that Sung question of mine?

"Holder, Scott" <Scott.Holder@...> wrote:
Irr figs are real 25mm with average build and detail.

People slam these figures because unpainted, they do not come across as sculpted
works of art, particularly when compared to other figure lines.

But, I love Irr minis. They *paint* up fantastic because they have lotsa
creases and relief. If you're a "dipper", they're perfect. If you're a "dry
brusher" they're perfect.

My Burgundian Ordonnance army is 25mm Irr--it's won painting contests at the
HMGS-East cons.

And, Irr minis excel at armies like Scots Common because they're essentially a
Dark Age trash list on steroids and Irr really capture the feel of such armies.

-----Original Message-----
From: spocksleftball [mailto:spocksleftball@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 10:42 AM
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [WarriorRules] Irregular minis


I was just looking at Jake's website where I noticed I could pick up
a Scotts common army starter for $135.

I've not had much dealings with Irregular figs. Any comments? And
please, Jake, do not take offense. Some folks like giant fat figs
like Dixon, some like high animation poses like OG. I tend to prefer
real 25mm average build/detail figs that are less animated.

TIA
boyd





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