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I've never posted my 6mm stuff up here before, but I liked the way they came out, so I figured why not?

Close shots:






Took me a while to paint all the ropes that hold the stone blades and clubs in place, but I think it was worth it.

The full horde, about 120 models worth:




I know this is primarily a 28mm crowd, but maybe I can spread some 6mm love!

You probably should retake the pictures. The focus is off so I can only make out a few of the actual lizards per picture. The ones I can really make out are pretty good though.

Look pretty cool but the focus and tiny scale make them hard to fully appeciate i think.

What are you using them for and which manufactuer are they?

These guys are really tiny, I'll try to take some better shots this week, I'll have to mess around with the camera's functions a bit.

I use them for element-based fantasy games like Fantasy Rules!3, Mayhem (by Bombshell Games), Mighty Armies, or even warmaster. All the bases are 40x20 which is pretty standard.

These are part of my 6mm fantasy line at Microworld Games:

http://www.microworldgames.com/