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That Roman Legionaires Set2 looks amazing.

Those steam dwarves are pretty appealing, and how can you not buy an ambulance pig?

Is that Roman General a re-working of "not-Roboute Guilliman"? Also, why did Scibor pull the Caezare of Rome, a.k.a. not-The Emperor?

Love the dwarf with pig other than that nothing too interesting.

Hmm, that unit of dwarves is going the right way to being my Longbeard unit.

The not-Nurgle stuff looks amazing, but like others, I don't like how he sculpts firearms.

He could easily do Nurgle add-on pieces like shouider pads, torsos, legs and zombie heads. It's tough gambling on whether you want a figure or not, especially with their prices. The Frankenstein guy looks cool, but I'd rather the arms be seperate.

I'd like to get some of the dwarf women and miners, just for RPG purposes, but $9 a figure is just an absurd price.

And of course, I want him to make zombies.

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

 chris_valera wrote:
The not-Nurgle stuff looks amazing, but like others, I don't like how he sculpts firearms.

He could easily do Nurgle add-on pieces like shouider pads, torsos, legs and zombie heads. It's tough gambling on whether you want a figure or not, especially with their prices. The Frankenstein guy looks cool, but I'd rather the arms be seperate.

I'd like to get some of the dwarf women and miners, just for RPG purposes, but $9 a figure is just an absurd price.

And of course, I want him to make zombies.

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

I'm in a similar boat; I'd like to do some Counts as shenanigans and do some Custodes, and the models look fantastic, and since I'd only need a handful, the prices don't bother me enormously, but I"m just not a fun of the guns, and the halberds are a touch too broad.

New release:

Dwarves Ducal Guard (12 for 55.37$):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=1883


Town Guard (12 for 55.37$):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=1766

Two awesome sets there - thanks for posting this update!

 MajorStoffer wrote:

 chris_valera wrote:
The not-Nurgle stuff looks amazing, but like others, I don't like how he sculpts firearms.

He could easily do Nurgle add-on pieces like shouider pads, torsos, legs and zombie heads. It's tough gambling on whether you want a figure or not, especially with their prices. The Frankenstein guy looks cool, but I'd rather the arms be seperate.

I'd like to get some of the dwarf women and miners, just for RPG purposes, but $9 a figure is just an absurd price.

And of course, I want him to make zombies.

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

I'm in a similar boat; I'd like to do some Counts as shenanigans and do some Custodes, and the models look fantastic, and since I'd only need a handful, the prices don't bother me enormously, but I"m just not a fun of the guns, and the halberds are a touch too broad.

You can get the custodes bodies (with heads) on the War Store. I did that and used Grey Knights arms.

I think I already said it earlier: their dwarves are amazing, and sorely tempt me into starting a new dwarf army using only their models.

dwarves look good. 95% of the "space knights" on the other hand are awful.

Man, those town guard look incredible, each model tells its own little story.

New releases:

Cesar of Rome (25.18 €):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=2754


Celtic Giant Wolf (37.71 €):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=2757

Four new releases:
Dwarves Football Team (10 for 55.37$):


Dwarves Miners (12 for 55.37$):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=2791


SF Roman Legionaries set2 (5 for 60.82$):
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=1852


Roman Cruiser Mech Suit #1 (33.25$)
http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=2794

Apart from the centurion thing that is an excellent set of releases. Scibor make superb dwarves!

Echoing Cain's statement. The Roman Legion is a great set of models, and those dwarves (pig especially) have tons of character.

Why do all their non-football dwarves appear to be looking down at the ground?

they're all looking to see if anybody has dropped any change

It turns out that the cruiser mech as originally shown (with those plain looking arms) is not quite the finished version as it now has shields mounted on the arms:


There's also a differently posed version available now:

They forgot the banana skin on the base....

Not a fan of the about to fall pose

Still hate the not centurions.

Those not Custodes will be my first Scibor purchase tho. Beautiful.

Giant sized Marneus Calgar!

 ironicsilence wrote:
Not a fan of the about to fall pose

Would probably look a lot better if that front foot was stepping up onto some large rock rather than just hanging in midair.

 Tannhauser42 wrote:
It turns out that the cruiser mech as originally shown (with those plain looking arms) is not quite the finished version as it now has shields mounted on the arms:

Spoiler:

There's also a differently posed version available now:

Spoiler:

Isn't that just the same pose, just with the different leg on the ground?

Those dwarfs are amazing looking, full of character.

All Scibor's 'marines' have these huge tabards or other skirts that unnaturally cling to the model's legs, making the lower body into one undynamic lump.