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Found these guys a couple days ago and just got around to posting my find. They are quite an interesting concept. Very ottoman.














And a link to thier blog (apparently they are using blogspot until they can get a website running:

http://greeneyedminis.blogspot.com/


- LM

Those look cool I like them. Nice fresh take on an old subject.

It definatly is, especially with the whole design. looked like it would be risky, but also something alot of people would want.

Very nice. I've always loved both dwarves and the middle-eastern aesthetic, but I'd never thought to combine them. I'm glad someone did. My only complaint at the moment is that I'd like them to have more middle-eastern style weapons, rather than the more traditional dwarven axes and hammers.

I take it these aren't particularly "nice" dwarves, what with that whole banner-crucifixion thing going on. Quite nice sculpts, I think.

Well, these recently released far eastern dwarves convince me more:
http://cavalcadewargames.com/cavalcade/Fantasy_Armies_of_the_Far_East_-_Dwarves.html


But both lines suffer from the "one race, one face" syndrome.

Kroothawk wrote:Well, these recently released far eastern dwarves convince me more:
http://cavalcadewargames.com/cavalcade/Fantasy_Armies_of_the_Far_East_-_Dwarves.html


But both lines suffer from the "one race, one face" syndrome.

true, but they both look cool doing it.

I like them as well. Reminds me of a great white dwarf spread that had little groups of converted dwarves, many themed for different areas. The Cathay ones were pretty cool.