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 McDougall Designs wrote:

 Malika2 wrote:

 McDougall Designs wrote:

 Malika2 wrote:
Awesome stuff! Would you be interested in stocking 6mm/8mm/Titanicus scaled bits as well?

I'm happy to stock whatever will sell.

If I find a provider or one contacts me about licensing, it will be posted here as an update.

Ill contact you after the Christmas weekend then!

cheers!

I've just PM'ed you!

 Malika2 wrote:

 McDougall Designs wrote:

 Malika2 wrote:

 McDougall Designs wrote:

 Malika2 wrote:
Awesome stuff! Would you be interested in stocking 6mm/8mm/Titanicus scaled bits as well?

I'm happy to stock whatever will sell.

If I find a provider or one contacts me about licensing, it will be posted here as an update.

Ill contact you after the Christmas weekend then!

cheers!

I've just PM'ed you!

Got it and responded, thank you

News and announcements:

1. Forest dragon January models will be up on the webstore and available tomorrow.

2. KZK minis January models (bat swarms, large bat creature, trolls and armored wolf orc cavalry) will be available as soon as the files are released to us. we will also have the armored wolves separate for bitz purchases.

3. I am looking at adding an additional 2 licenses to our available product line. one 10mm line of products and one sci fi 10/15mm line.

4. I am in contact with the Tekumel Foundation, if anyone is interested in sculpts from that roleplaying game's lore and universe.


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January Forest Dragon releases:

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/forest-dragon-despoiler-lord-sorcerer-lord-on-dragon?_pos=1&_psq=forest+dragon+despo&_ss=e&_v=1.0





https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/forest-dragon-despoiler-light-cavalry?_pos=4&_psq=forest+dragon+despo&_ss=e&_v=1.0



https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/forest-dragon-wood-elves-archmage?_pos=1&_psq=forest+dragon+archmage&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Caballero 28mm miniatures release:

Berber cavalry:

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/caballero-miniatures-berber-cavalry-28mm



Berber command pack

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/caballero-miniatures-berber-command-pack-28mm



Peasants pack 1

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/caballero-miniatures-peasants-pack-1-28mm




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Txarli factory armies of the sands release!

Txarli factory have kindly provided more units in the armies of the sands line and we can now offer them as printed miniatures on our website.

Skeleton chariots

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/armies-of-the-sands-chariots

Necropolis guard

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/armies-of-the-sands-necropolis-guard-28mm

Necropolis guard shield pack (20 shields)

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/products/armies-of-the-sands-necropolis-guard-shield-pack-20

Oh wow, I had no idea you were new (ish). I found you as a licensed seller of Forest Dragon 10mm fantasy figures, and bought a few Despoiler (chaos) units and they're great. Nice quality, nice detail, nice price. Would recommend, thanks!

 pancakeonions wrote:
Oh wow, I had no idea you were new (ish). I found you as a licensed seller of Forest Dragon 10mm fantasy figures, and bought a few Despoiler (chaos) units and they're great. Nice quality, nice detail, nice price. Would recommend, thanks!

Thank you for your feedback

McDougall designs is pleased to announce license with Red Nebular, a designer creating excellent sci fi and fantasy 10mm models.

this also marks the first time we have had single based 10mm on the webstore! More will definitely be on the way.

Get your red nebular printed miniatures at the link below:

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/.../red-nebular-10mm

McDougall designs is happy to announce the Medbury Miniatures January releases are now available on our webstore.

see the collection here:

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/search?q=kheshig&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

new trolls, vampire beasts, bat swarms, and direwolf riding orcs from KZK

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/search?q=terror+realm&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

The Wargames Atlantic Conquistadors and Aztecs are up for preorder on my webstore

You can also save $5 per box off retail at McDougall designs, and we have a bundle set with some 3D printed miniatures up on preorder as well.

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/search?q=Renaissance&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

Matthew Leahy has sent us in a photo some exceptionally well painted forest dragon undead.

These prints are an example of our print quality and the level of detail the forest dragon minis have

I can't wait to see what he does with the rest of the army.

What do you think?

Meanwhile, the entire forest dragon range is available on our webstore under the 10mm heading at the top of the page.

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/

Those are 10mm? Holy crap. My 28mm minis—the few I’ve painted—have fewer colors and poorer definition.


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Is that sword NMM?

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Those are 10mm? Holy crap. My 28mm minis—the few I’ve painted—have fewer colors and poorer definition.

Is that sword NMM?

Thanks sir

I have to say these are really nice prints, really wonderful detail. The sword is sort of half/half NNM. I used a metallic underlayer with opaque highlights, seemed to help it pop. I haven't painted 10mm since around 2001

 Dr Mathias wrote:

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Those are 10mm? Holy crap. My 28mm minis—the few I’ve painted—have fewer colors and poorer definition.

Is that sword NMM?

Thanks sir

I have to say these are really nice prints, really wonderful detail. The sword is sort of half/half NNM. I used a metallic underlayer with opaque highlights, seemed to help it pop. I haven't painted 10mm since around 2001

Happy to give you a challenge mes ami.

I am happy to add labyrinth miniatures to my catalog of licensed miniatures!

https://mcdougalldesigns.myshopify.com/collections/labyrinth-miniatures

 Dr Mathias wrote:

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Those are 10mm? Holy crap. My 28mm minis—the few I’ve painted—have fewer colors and poorer definition.

Is that sword NMM?

Thanks sir

I have to say these are really nice prints, really wonderful detail. The sword is sort of half/half NNM. I used a metallic underlayer with opaque highlights, seemed to help it pop. I haven't painted 10mm since around 2001

Those really are stunning ... And I have to say, I am very happy with my Forest Dragon prints, the Despoilers I have are really amazing.

I have a question for you though: what do you use for basing 10mm? Much of my greenery seems scaled for 30mm, and might look "giant" for these wee guys. Any basing advice? (sorry, don't mean to hijack the McDougall Designs thread, but there's not many resources out there for the 10mm hobbyist!)

 pancakeonions wrote:

 Dr Mathias wrote:

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Those are 10mm? Holy crap. My 28mm minis—the few I’ve painted—have fewer colors and poorer definition.

Is that sword NMM?

Thanks sir

I have to say these are really nice prints, really wonderful detail. The sword is sort of half/half NNM. I used a metallic underlayer with opaque highlights, seemed to help it pop. I haven't painted 10mm since around 2001

Those really are stunning ... And I have to say, I am very happy with my Forest Dragon prints, the Despoilers I have are really amazing.

I have a question for you though: what do you use for basing 10mm? Much of my greenery seems scaled for 30mm, and might look "giant" for these wee guys. Any basing advice? (sorry, don't mean to hijack the McDougall Designs thread, but there's not many resources out there for the 10mm hobbyist!)

Not a problem in my book. You are asking a related question to the guy who painted them.

Most of my 10mm stuff is for Dropzone. I tend to use textured paint for the ground and dollar store green sponges as the shrubbery. Thin little slices could be ground cover plants, I imagine. I mostly trim them as the hedges for many small villages.

 pancakeonions wrote:

I have a question for you though: what do you use for basing 10mm? Much of my greenery seems scaled for 30mm, and might look "giant" for these wee guys. Any basing advice? (sorry, don't mean to hijack the McDougall Designs thread, but there's not many resources out there for the 10mm hobbyist!)

In this case I used a 'Blended Turf - Green Blend' flock from Woodland Scenic.

I attached the rear strip first, and painted the base behind the strip and directly in front of it (the middle of the base, as the front rank strip had not been glued in place yet) with a 50/50 mix of dark brown craft paint and Elmer's Glue, then sprinkled the flocking. I then glued in the front rank strip with Elmers, and painted/glued the area of the base in front of that strip, followed by more flocking so that it all fuses together.

new photos showing print quality for the Caballero warrior priest and the medbury kheshig

Just finished up a few 'test' stands of the 10mm Despoilers, and boy - they're great. A friend of mine also printed me a few, and the ones from McDougall Designs were a bit crisper and sharper detailed (probably won't notice on the battlefield, but I noticed while looking at them under Optivisors - the magnifiers I use to paint up my minis these days)

Here are a few stands of the minis from McDougall Designs. Thanks for the suggestions above. I also attached one strip of minis, put down a little basing material (I used 4Ground Base Render paste) and let it dry, glued on the other strip(s), put down more paste, painted it all dark brown, dry brushed it with lighter brown, then used diluted white glue (Elmer's here in the US) to attach the grasses.

 pancakeonions wrote:

Here are a few stands of the minis from McDougall Designs. Thanks for the suggestions above. I also attached one strip of minis, put down a little basing material (I used 4Ground Base Render paste) and let it dry, glued on the other strip(s), put down more paste, painted it all dark brown, dry brushed it with lighter brown, then used diluted white glue (Elmer's here in the US) to attach the grasses.

Good job- the basing looks ace. That paste method and variety of texture worked out really well!

I like thin bases, so I forgot to mention: these are based on thin steel bases from Shogun miniatures. Good stuff!

Thanks all!

those look excellent! thank you for posting them!

i have painted up an example model of the Medbury Miniatures Kheshig warriors on foot.

You painters with your effort and skill are making me look bad. I’m telling you, spray, spray again, glue some sponge bits, and you’re done.

lol. For me, it's Contrast Paints to the rescue. Nice n easy!

Although these 10mm models are funny... There's enough detail to suck me in, making me think I have to be careful, detail-oriented, and paint within the lines...

But at 3 feet... spray, spray, sponge might just be the trick to getting an army to the table faster!

 pancakeonions wrote:
lol. For me, it's Contrast Paints to the rescue. Nice n easy!

Although these 10mm models are funny... There's enough detail to suck me in, making me think I have to be careful, detail-oriented, and paint within the lines...

But at 3 feet... spray, spray, sponge might just be the trick to getting an army to the table faster!

Really? I just saw your armada fleet. Very well put together.

Can I interest you in either a high elf or chivalric knight Navy?

Some of your products in action.




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Looks like I need to prime them to get better photos…

Nice use of the head pack!

 McDougall Designs wrote:

 pancakeonions wrote:
lol. For me, it's Contrast Paints to the rescue. Nice n easy!

Although these 10mm models are funny... There's enough detail to suck me in, making me think I have to be careful, detail-oriented, and paint within the lines...

But at 3 feet... spray, spray, sponge might just be the trick to getting an army to the table faster!

Really? I just saw your armada fleet. Very well put together.

Can I interest you in either a high elf or chivalric knight Navy?

I'm afraid I picked them up before I'd heard of your store, they are excellent models! I even reached out to Mr. Forest Dragon himself, to ask about future plans for other fleets (he reported they were a "fun" project, and likely don't sell as well as the Warmaster stuff - though he hinted that he was tinkering with a Dark Elf fleet that might get finished "someday").