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Looking for for pics that shows the size difference between Games workshop scale and PP's Hordes.

Thanks ^-^v

While I don't have a picture i can give you a verbal answer.

The best i can say on the matter is this, it really depends on the model.

Privateer Press says Hordes and warmachine are both 32mm "heroic". Heroic meaning hands and heads are over sized to allow detail.

they have models that are a 28mm true ( forsaken,kell orginal denegra) , 28mm heroic (vlad orginal stryker, most human horde casters), 32mm true ( troll casters, larger warmachine casters, earlier warjacks, some warbeasts), and 32mm heroic ( most epic casters, most late jacks , most large beasts, most solos in both games ). you also have some really odd stuff just out of any scale , like terminus ( cryx caster), Alexia ( who is an amazon at like 42mm scale).

Now GW's offical line is they are 28mm heroic , however they don't always hold true to this , marines are not 28mm heroic they are smaller, most man size stuff is 28mm heroic, some stuff is most likely 32mm heroic ( some new charcter models) and the vehicles are all way out of 28mm scale being too small.

A better question would be is what horde models are you wanting to compare to GW models and i might be able to help you a little more.

Woot thank you Narlix , im mostly interested in the armor elephant guys.

Wondering if they are similar to GW's

troll / dred / greater daemon size

you mean trollbloods?

This guy

Ah (She says reaching under the table.....) Titan Gladiator.

The Skorne Titans are in the Dreadnought and greater daemon size range ( great unclean one range, the wings on the bloodthirster and changer of ways make them wider)

The two from primal (Titan Gladiator and Titan Cannoneer) are both 32mm true/heroic ( well as close as you would get since upright walking elephants without trunks are not real). The Titan Bronzeback is bigger than the other two but is still about the size of a Great Unclean one.

I will warn you though all three are rather fiddly models to assemble ( well all privateer press mini's are fiddly to assemble) but these 3 are worse than normal. no bad joints or weapon line ups ( im looking at you behemoth, scrappy, and steelheads) but they are a large number of parts and all three take some green stuff to fill gaps and a small carpenters clamp might come in handy while the zap a gap dries. all three are great looking models but for something chaosy i would go with the bronzeback, his armor is more pointy and he has a mowhawk/mane thing so less conversion work.

Thank you ^^

when ever you guys have the chance , maybe a photo for me to easier visualize hehe .

Thanks again!

I would post a photo but i don't own any of the titans , have only painted them for a couple commissons here locally. The only greater daemon i own is a keeper of secrets and he/she isnt even assembled right now haha.

Here is Titan Gladiator without the hands next to plastic dread.

Yay domo Metsuri sama! that elephant looks happy! ( well a rather large smile )