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Hi everyone!

For anyone interested, Avatars of War has just launched a pre-order for two boxes of Warriors of Pestilence! ?

They look fantastic — check out the images below and the link for more details.

Don’t miss it!

https://avatars-of-war.com/physical-miniatures

Huh. These seem like a step back from what I'm used to seeing from AoW?

I honestly don’t know if it’s the photography, the paint job or the sculpts themselves? But these look disappointing.

it's pvc which is a pig to clean up, which may be why they look a bit rough around the edges

They did sell these years ago. I've been waiting the last 3 years or so for them to come back for my Oathmark army, call me hyped!

Yeah, weren't these released around a decade ago?

I feel like I've had them in my pile of shame for a very long time, why are they a new release?

 Undead_Love-Machine wrote:
Yeah, weren't these released around a decade ago?

I feel like I've had them in my pile of shame for a very long time, why are they a new release?

AoW pulled most of their plastic regiments some time ago when they moved to 3D printing. Now they seem to make a return step by step.

Ah, okay. I thought that I was back in 2012 for a moment.

Or whenever it was when they were first released

I have a pile of these. They are ok, but the sculpting and proportions are very crude. The hands in particular are very large and poorly done. They also suffer from the common amateur sculpting "no hips" problem where the legs just sort of sprout from the torso.

They aren't terrible, but I wouldn't buy them again.