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ok i found this company i havnt seen before and i was after some feedback. they seem to produce a hell of a lot of miniatures that look pretty nice. so i was wondering. what size are they? are they nicely detailed? are they worth the modest prices?
here are some pics and a link

http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/main.asp

now onto the pics of which their are some of my favorite- you can tell i like the SWAT.


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oh but Ma Viscera looks pretty damn wrong..... if i bought that pack, shed end up in a bin somewhere.....

*shudders*

I actually own "The Family". And Ma Viscera was traded to a friend for the price of one energy drink so I wouldn't have to paint it. The sculpts are a bit chunky, and the minis all have integral bases, which makes basing them on anything sensible quite annoying.

I've always found the prices to be high, but I buy from a retailer at our yearly gaming con.

I knew without looking at your flag that you were from the UK when you said "modest prices" and "Foundry" and did not have some sort of joking icon.

Those figures are 28-30mm, as are most of the newer lines. Older lines are generaly 25-28mm, so a bit small.

The integral bases are a pain, but might help with any height issues you have.

Since the figures have lead in them, they are softer than GW figures, and will almost certainly have more flash than you have ever seen.