28mm scale orc line infantry based on colonial British infantry of the late 19th century.

Their principle enemy in the game will be the Halfling Zulus.

Aside from the two rifles shown here, there will be a sergeant and officer figures.

There will probably two packs released, one of four infantry with duplicates of the two figures here and one command pack of the two here, the officer and the sergeant.

28mm scale zulu halflings from Southern Umbongodwongoland.

The figures here were sculpted by Richard Ansell and will come complete with shields, assegais and knoberries.

Pack composition is undecided but they are likely to be be ten to a pack.

Richard has also sculpted some orc line that came with the halflings, unfortunately don't fit in height wise with ours, however they may make an appearance as Mountain Orcs as they are very nice figures...

28mm scale gnome (bore) settlers from Southern Umbongodwongoland, enemies of orcs, zulus and pretty much everyone else...

Inspired by Danny O'Hara's gnomes on his Weird Wars pages, these gnome settlers are a bit weird (and boring...), with some deep held religious belief in not cutting their beards. This does make them look like a cross between 'Cousin It' from The Addams Family and ZZ Top but they are fun.

Not sure on how they will be packaged yet...

28mm scale gnome legionnaires fighting battles in The Great Sand Desert of Northern Umbongodwongoland against the infamous desert rats!

These miniatures are taken straight from the Panzerfäuste miniatures line and can be painted in the French 1920's style uniform (as shown here) or the more traditional 19th century blue coat, white trousers.

28mm scale turaeg style rat.

Inspired by a terrible pun, the desret rats will be useful miniatures for both Darke Lands and the desert war in Panzerfäuste.

Need to sculpt a few more though...

28mm scale dwarves in C19th German colonial infantry uniforms. The officer is one of my favourite miniatures we've done and I can't wait to get him cast and painted up.

The dwarves have yet to find their own dedicated native enemy, though we're leaning towards Dahomey style elf amazons are favourite - obviously done in a non-exploitative way ;-)

Of course being dwarves, there is no reason why they can't be fighting anyone else, given their temprement!

28mm scale orc line infantry based on Home Service British infantry of the late 19th century.

They have been converted by addding the full kit back packs, blanket rolls and adding spiked and badges to the helmets.

28mm scale orc guards based on Victorian Home Service uniforms.

Inspired by Tommy Boyd's love of the British Guards regiments, I've added bearskins to these miniatures. They will need full kit adding as well.