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Im trying to make an imperial guard imperial list with at-sts (sentinels) and mass amounts of storm troopers. I just cant find any storm trooper models anywhere on the internet. Any ideas?

I have seen them on Ebay. Have you tried it?

Wizards of the Coast made a huge amount of prepainted Star Wars Miniatures including Clone troopers, Storm Troopers and AT-STs in 28mm (non-heroic). You find them on ebay a lot.

But what is the detail of the molding on the prepaints? Are they soft plastic like I expect? Wouldn't mind getting myself some of these just for display.

here you go my robin
http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=50&id_lang=1

Wow i thought Gdub was outrageous with their prices.

I started (not finished) this sort of project a while ago. I converted guardsmen into snowtroopers http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/380322.page

They look alright, and it was my first time greenstuffing so I'm sure it can be made to look excellent with some practice. The Vader is from Knight Models

Aerethan wrote:But what is the detail of the molding on the prepaints? Are they soft plastic like I expect? Wouldn't mind getting myself some of these just for display.

I have a few of the starwars minis made by wizards left over form when I was doing starwars d20. They are indeed a soft, flexible plastic. The paintjob is pretty basic. The detail isn't as good as polystyrene models, but probably as good as one can get with the material used.

just so you know most starwars minis, are pretty much truescale proportions...kind of my old rp group used stormtrooper as imperial navey guys while my former guard were the characters

Antenociti's Workshop do a range of armoured figures clearly inspired by Star Wars.

http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/tpea-squad-pack-1.html

They are true-scale proportions as Cyvash said -- most non-GW models are like that.

CURNOW wrote:here you go my robin
http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=50&id_lang=1

These minis look much more detailed than other star wars minis ive seen. But do you know if thet are pre painted??

Knight models are NOT pre-paints.