List of non-GW miniature companies

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**Zande4**

Unless I missed it I don't think you have these guys: http://www.hitechminiatures.com/
They do alternative "space wolves, dark angels, blood angels, AdMech, Chaos Marines" Like these guys

- Jesus in power armor "where is your god emperor now!"

**BunkerBob**

Ramshackles shop is currently closed, states they are moving to Gran Canaria and will reopen November 1st.

**Lilpeepz**

Thank very helpful.

**Aspect4Life**

Great list.

I kinda like Scibor miniatures for character model.

**Element206**

very cool of you to comprise a list for everyone who is too lazy to research for themselves. thanks!~

**Balance**

Can you add Dream Pod 9 (www.dp9.com) (shiny new web site.)

**Herzlos**

Might be worth removing Maelstrom games from the first post (gone into liquidation) and adding wayland games (www.waylandgames.co.uk) as they have a decent stock.

**Kroothawk**

Updated the list a bit.

**tehrarws**

Thanks for this, yo! Helps

**Murrellzy**

www.modelz4cheaper.com also sells some nice female commissars etc

**kestral**

Eureka miniatures has Shadowforge plus some other companies, wide range of scale and genres

http://eurekamin.com.au/

**kestral**

In addition, this site has some ranges I've never seen before. In particular there are great cultists with bags on their heads of various sorts, and a pile of "not firefly" miniatures, as well as french foreign legion in gas masks. Lots of "sci fi civilians". Seems very cheap, although the sculpting seems uneven. http://www.sgmm.biz/

**kestral**

http://www.classicminiatures.net/ - Has some sci fi stuff, mostly 25mm however, plus they seem to have the Jon Carter of mars line from long ago.

Plus: www.baronyminiatures.com Very cheap bretonnian type figures in 28mm (I suspect it is "true" 28mm), plus some orks and goblins. You can get 10 metal foot troops (5 poses) for $15, or a Knight mounted and on foot for $5

**greatescapegames**

Historical
Great Escape Games - www.greatescapegames.co.uk - Old West, WW2, Ancient/Medieval
North Star Military Figures - http://www.northstarfigures.com/ - many historical ranges

Historical/Fantasy
Ironclad Miniatures - http://www.ironcladminiatures.co.uk/ - French/Indian Wars, Victorian Sc-Fi, Steam tanks!

**MattyB**

I found this company, only just started, but I have one of their kits, quite nice really...
http://greatwhiteminiatures.blogspot.co.uk/

**kestral**

Black Hat Miniatures - includes a fantasy chinese range, a fantasy ww1 range (halflings vs goblins), a variety of historical and quasi historical figs.
http://www.blackhat.co.uk/index.php

**Lone Cat**

wait! along the lists of miniature manufacturers, i've saw that in the long past there was one that made lasguns with the dressings of real life weapons. i.e. lasguns that looks like the following
- Tommygun
- MP 40
- StG 44/AK47
- Mauser K98
- M1 Garand (or M1 carbine)
yet i can't remember its name.

and if such manufacturer no longer exists,is there any miniature manufacturers that creates 'Las-mauser' rifle? is it also in the list too!

**Icelord**

They need to add Iron Wind Metals.

**Shieldwolf Miniatures**

Maybe you could kindly add us to this list, a wide range of our customers (of what they've been telling us at least) use our miniatures for Warhammer Fantasy. ;-)

**Johnnytorrance**

Awesome list. Anyone know of companies that make decent 28mm terrain accessories? I'm talking about random items you'd find in a city, or battlefield type of debris

**Dev1**

Has anyone from EU bought anything from Crocodile Games recently? I was wondering if anyone remembers what the fee was for shipping it to EU.

Thinking of buying some models for myself but I don't wanna pay too much on the shipping for just some models.

Hope I can ask this here!

**chrysanthy**

Awesome lists. They are pretty excellent

**kestral**

Here is a small site but the prices are great - 3-4 models for $10. www.garyhuntminiatures.com Has a nice line of beast men and interesting post apoc stuff. Amazon on segway caught my eye.

Whups, didn't include the link. garyhuntminiatures.com

**sing your life**

Black tree design does a nice range of historical miniatures from all ages, such as WW2 leaders. Not just Dr Who.

**kestral**

Kung Fu Cowboys - only 3 models so far, but could be interesting….

http://shop.kungfucowboygames.com

**ao555**

Hello

www.ristulsmarket.com is new company, some of their stuff is quite nice. Especially bases and conversions.

**Eilif**

Just wanted to add that Old Gory should be in the Fantasy section as well. They have a few fantasy ranges. Including most of the Dwarf Wars (westwind productions) line, and "Ghost" miniatures. The problem is that they have two websites with the same products in different layouts and some have pictures at one website and some have pics at the other.
oldglory25s.com
oldgloryminiatures.com

**cabbageandribs**

Not a manufacturer but element games in the uk have been very reliable and cheap for several orders I have made recently.

**kestral**

Just found "East Riding Miniatures". ERM. They have a 28mm range, or so they say, though I somewhat suspicious since the range is referred to ERM 25. Anyway, you have some bald guys in space suits (looks good for gene stealer cult), some pulp figures, some colonial marines, aliens and space suit folks.

http://shop.eastridingminiatures.co.uk

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Very cheap though - $1.50 a figure roughly.

**psnmario**

Awesome thread, and very informative. Thanks