Mythic Americas - Awesome Native Miniatures

[CRKrueger]

Check this out - Mythic Americas

It uses the Rick Priestly designed system used for Beyond the Gates of Antares and Warlords of Erewhon.

I was just looking for Native Americans without firearms to use for Hyborean Picts.

Fuck me, my wallet is gonna take one for the team.

 

[Brock Savage]

I was just looking for Native Americans without firearms to use for Hyborean Picts.

I need Native American minis without firearms for Hyperborea AND Carcosa. This is really fucking cool dude, thanks!

 

[CRKrueger]

I need Native American minis without firearms for Hyperborea AND Carcosa. This is really fucking cool dude, thanks!

Sure, here's some more from Reaper.

Malapango Warriors

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Native American Chieftain

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Zulu Warriors II

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Zulu Warriors III

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Raven

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Indian Shaman (Female)

 

[CRKrueger]

and some from Etsy...

Tribal Warriors Set

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Eagle Warriors

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Native Indian Warrior

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Tribal Indian Warrior

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Jaguar Warriors

 

[CRKrueger]

and if you know a printer...
Eagle Hunters

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Jungle Tribe Set

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Native American Warriors

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This seller has a ton of Native minis.

There's more at Polly Grimm, but you get the idea.

 

[Ladybird]

Gosh, I like this lad.

 

[David Johansen]

Crucible Crush has their Flint and Feather range:

 

[TristramEvans]

Check this out - Mythic Americas

It uses the Rick Priestly designed system used for Beyond the Gates of Antares and Warlords of Erewhon.

I was just looking for Native Americans without firearms to use for Hyborean Picts.

Fuck me, my wallet is gonna take one for the team.

Those look f-in' awesome.

Hope they can hide their existence from the online sociopaths

 

[CRKrueger]

Those look f-in' awesome.

Hope they can hide their existence from the online sociopaths

The author of the game is Venezuelan and half indigenous - but I'm sure the list of White Boys telling him he's doing it wrong will be long and distinguished.

 

[CRKrueger]

Crucible Crush has their Flint and Feather range:

Holy Fuck, you rock dude.

 

[CRKrueger]

Gosh, I like this lad.View attachment 49474

If I ever run Shadowrun again, this fucker's gonna be a BBEG.

 

[David Johansen]

The only things I don't like about Warlords of Erewhon are the order dice based turn sequence and the exchange of missiles. It's funny, I really miss "Stand and Shoot" in Kings of War but in Warlords of Erewhon it's often too decisive or fucking brutal as they say. The turn sequence doesn't feel right for fantasy armies. I know it's a skirmish. I'm fine with it in Bolt Action and Beyond the Gates of Antares but in Warlords of Erewhon it just feels off. I like pretty much everything else about it. Maybe if they'd do a big battle game that didn't use it.


If you like old school 25mm, RAFM still has their Plains Wars and French Indian War lines.

RAFM Miniatures & Games: French and Indian War

 

[TristramEvans]

Eureka miniatures has an interesting Native American centaur line

 

[Necrozius]

Oof I want those Meso-american minis… so cool

 

[DeadBob]

Multipart Aztecs from Wargames Atlantic.

You may be able to combine those with Northstar multipart Frostrgave Tribals.

 

[David Johansen]

The Centaurs were used in Fantacide as one of the army lists. Their sin was pride which meant their objective was whatever the other guy's objective was. They had to be the best.

 

[CRKrueger]

Eureka miniatures has an interesting Native American centaur line

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That's so Rifts.

 

[3rik]

Those look f-in' awesome.

Hope they can hide their existence from the online sociopaths

The author of the game is Venezuelan and half indigenous - but I'm sure the list of White Boys telling him he's doing it wrong will be long and distinguished.

Maybe he should add a statement that these are fantasy figurines, not historically authentic or anything like that. Then again, if we're talking sociopaths that probably won't help.

 

[David Johansen]

You have reminded me that Warlord Games has this:

 

[TristramEvans]

Huh, I really like the Blackpowder (aka Warmaster 3.0) series of games, but mainly for large scale unit maneuvering/clashes. I hav a hard time picturing it eulatig skirmsh-type warfare that Id associate with Native Americans.

That's just me rambling off topic though, I can say all of the miniatures I've gotten from Warlord have been really high quality/exceptionally detailed.

 

[CRKrueger]

You have reminded me that Warlord Games has this:

Some great minis in there, just wondering how many I could put together without rifles.

 

[DeadBob]

Huh, I really like the Blackpowder (aka Warmaster 3.0) series of games, but mainly for large scale unit maneuvering/clashes. I hav a hard time picturing it eulatig skirmsh-type warfare that Id associate with Native Americans.

That's just me rambling off topic though, I can say all of the miniatures I've gotten from Warlord have been really high quality/exceptionally detailed.

Pretty sure those the old Wargames Factory multipart 28mm miniatures pictured there, not the bitty 6mm or whatever from the game you're thinking of.

 

[David Johansen]

Yeah they are and they're 1/48 scale so more like 32mm. On the upside, they match well with the Tom Meir French Indian War stuff.

 

[TristramEvans]

Pretty sure those the old Wargames Factory multipart 28mm miniatures pictured there, not the bitty 6mm or whatever from the game you're thinking of.

Warlord games sells 28mm miniatures not uh, 6mm? Black Powder/Hail Caeser etc is kinda size neutral, so you could use what you want. but they are desgned with, picture, and promote 28mm by default, not sure what wargame you are confusing them with

 

[DeadBob]

Warlord games sells 28mm miniatures not uh, 6mm?

I'm confused.

Warlord Games mostly used 28(ish)mm minis in their games until fairly recently, when they got into things like aircraft and naval games.

A couple years (?) back they began introduced the smaller scale stuff for exactly what you mentioned: Some stuff just doesn't do well with the bigger scale miniatures.

If you want to do a significant chunk of Gettysburg or Waterloo, really smaller sized minis are called for and not 28mm, unless you've got a really big gaming club and space to draw on.

They've also acquired some moulds from a company that went out of business that they are repackaging and labelling under their own name (Wargames Factory) including some fantasy, Zombpocalypse, and AWI minis. I'm pretty sure the multipart Eastern Woodlands Indians are the old WF ones. They have a bit of a reputation for being kind of fiddly to assemble compared to the current generation of Warlord Games multipart plastic kits in 28mm.

 

[TristramEvans]

I'm confused.

Warlord Games mostly used 28(ish)mm minis in their games until fairly recently, when they got into things like aircraft and naval games.

A couple years (?) back they began introduced the smaller scale stuff for exactly what you mentioned: Some stuff just doesn't do well with the bigger scale miniatures.

If you want to do a significant chunk of Gettysburg or Waterloo, really smaller sized minis are called for and not 28mm, unless you've got a really big gaming club and space to draw on.

They've also acquired some moulds from a company that went out of business that they are repackaging and labelling under their own name (Wargames Factory) including some fantasy, Zombpocalypse, and AWI minis. I'm pretty sure the multipart Eastern Woodlands Indians are the old WF ones. They have a bit of a reputation for being kind of fiddly to assemble compared to the current generation of Warlord Games multipart plastic kits in 28mm.

I'm talking specifically about Black Powder, the gameline that the miniatures pictured above are being promoted for. Black Powder was designed for 28mm miniatures, that's true of the first and current edition.

 

[David Johansen]

Really, Black Powder is very much bases of a given size representing a given number of men. There's really no reason you couldn't play it in other scales or even with empty carboard bases. Rick Priestly likes 28mm because the figures are visually appealing at that scale.

 

[DeadBob]

I'm talking specifically about Black Powder, the gameline that the miniatures pictured above are being promoted for. Black Powder was designed for 28mm miniatures, that's true of the first and current edition.

Okay, so there's clearly been a misunderstanding, at least on my part. But yes, those are 28mm.

I thought you were under the impression that those were small minis for the Epic line.

 

[AsenRG]

I hope the author of the game wouldn't be noticed by the online socipaths...or that if he gets noticed, he'd tell them where to stick it, in the indigenous language, and move on without bothering to translate it for them!

 

[David Johansen]

I don't think wargaming has quite the same problem there as rpgs do.