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Hello,

Has anyone purchased the Carnevale miniatures from Vesper On Games? If so, are they about the same size as Malifaux miniatures, which are "Heroic" 32mm? Pics of Carnevale minis and any other mini would help if available. Thanks.

hi, Ancestral

I'm from Vesper-on games, Carnevale designer. Our miniatures are 28mm (eyes)-30 mm (size) scale, and realistic appearance. You can see all the pics in our web: http://www.vesper-on.com/index.php?lang=en

I hope helped you

I played it one time at a store called giga-bitescafe for a demo game which i think i was one of the first people to play it, all i have to say is that game is amazing.

Its got one of the best campaign systems ive played also the models are beautiful.

As for the model size i think they are the same size

I have to say, Carnevale is very relevant to my interests and I like the model style much better than Malifaux's. I wish you the best, Vesper. I'll see what I can pick up as soon as I get the chance.

thanks for your suporter. We hope that new releases will interest you

for ancestral Hamster, we have found a spanish blog, that shows some pictures comparing the scale of Carnevale miniatures and others. Can take a look: http://elrefugiodelfriki.blogspot.com/2011/12/resena-carnevale.html

Vesper wrote:for ancestral Hamster, we have found a spanish blog, that shows some pictures comparing the scale of Carnevale miniatures and others. Can take a look: http://elrefugiodelfriki.blogspot.com/2011/12/resena-carnevale.html

Thank you for both your replies, Vesper. I'll take a look at the link in a moment. Also, I'll pass the word, since I asked the question not only for myself, but for others who are not members of this forum. Thanks again!