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Warband units. 10mm Pendraken

Prendraken armoured bears (or as the Great Phillip Pullman callls them panserbjørne!). Great sculpts by Phil at Pendraken
Nasty unit, hard as nail, erm... has anyone got the stats?

Top view, winter is coming!
With dice frame in place.
Meteorite armor


And I also painted a unit of pegasii from Pendraken.
My little pony inspired of course!
Rainbow dash is of course airborne first!
Rainbow tails and cutie marks...
Not powerful  nWarband, but man they look anoying!
 
Maybe a bit close due to turbuance!
 
Not a Pendraken dragon (sorry), but still a useful large dragon in 15mm, which in 10mm make it perfect!
Needed a green...








And a quick size comparrison in 10mm
 
 

The Eagles are coming!








Unicorns or My Little Ponies!




Bonus points if you can name them all!




A crash of rhinos.




 Been a while, but here are two new stands for Warband.

'Red Squadron, check in..."


Dwarf gyrocopters, had to really! (Can I hear the Airwolf theme?)


Red - too Xmassy?


White, better?


And a scorpion stand


Based around Indian Red Scorpions - utterly nasty beasts!


Now do I use them for Desert Stingers in my barbarians, or buy a lizardman army?

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  1. AronBC11 February 2022 at 17:55

    Nice, MLP EHC ftw. Will have to go have a look for these Warband rules now. What do you use the d6 cradle for on the base for, hits maybe?

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  2. Mad Lemmey12 February 2022 at 01:27

    The dice cradle shows wounds left.
    Warband rules are available via Pendraken.
    https://www.pendraken.co.uk/warband-531-c.asp
    Or

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