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DorianGray wrote:
Would the scale and look of these fit in with using other Games Workshop Empire models?

https://www.perry-miniatures.com/product_info.php?cPath=23_34&products_id=3168&osCsid=lj65l9i4m9v66nog2osg0j3s13
https://www.perry-miniatures.com/product_info.php?cPath=23_34&products_id=2490&osCsid=lj65l9i4m9v66nog2osg0j3s13

Has also used Perry Miniatures for their KoW armies? If the Perry minis do not work what other alternatives are out there?

Traditionally Warhammer Empire is based on things like the Italian Wars of the early 1500's so these guys would fit right in http://us-store.warlordgames.com/collections/landsknecht

GW stuff is a little fantastical to mix in (monkey faced Empire troops who weren't issued boots), but if you were to do a whol army of the War of the Roses figures then it would look pretty great. If your Warhammer Empire stuff is 4th through 6th edition, they match pretty well. It's only the newer models that are oversized and ridiculous.

Though you can certainly mix the older Perry GW models with current Perry models (along with Perry models from Foundry).