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No one but you cares about the intro rules. No one but you thinks the intro rules are a whole separate game. No one cares that the demo gang lists and the few skills give aren't 'expanded upon' except you. No one but you has put as much thought into this non-topic non-issue as you.

And you constant repetition of 'Still talking 2d/3d' is getting really damned obnoxious, made all the more ironic by the fact that you're the one still going on about a subject no one else thinks about, let alone cares about.

He's got his own thread now. Let's let this die shall we?

 Flinty wrote:
He's got his own thread now. Let's let this die shall we?

He suffers from some sort of attention deficit.

 Albertorius wrote:
In case anyone's interested, I've noticed that the Shieldmaidens and the new GW's Escher parts mix decently enough:




They have a bit too much mail, of course, but seeing as how everyone but the juves have armor now, well...

Those look rockin'! Those are Shieldwolf? Do they come as a set? All I found are individuals on their site.

I was caught out by that too- there is one plastic set, but the thumbnail picture is not obvious.

Haighus wrote:They look awesome!

Infantryman wrote:Those look rockin'! Those are Shieldwolf? Do they come as a set? All I found are individuals on their site.

Thanks!

Yup, those are Shieldwolf's plastic Shieldmaidens. Here you go:

http://www.shieldwolfminiatures.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=134

If you want to use the Escher heads with the shieldmaiden bodies you'll need to fill a bit the neck hole, but other than that they work basically as-is. And conversely, if you want to use the SM heads on the Escher bodies you'll need to cut their necks (plus, some heads will work better than others: IME the ones with flowing hair work better). The SM arms seems to work on the Escher bodies without much modification.

Because I can’t let the thread of inanity and circular logic be the first peeps see in the New Year.

Happy new year all. Good luck with your underhiving endeavours over the coming year!