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philologus

Subgenius
Has anyone seen this yet! Great stuff from Crocodile games. I love all the Wargods stuff. Their new Hyperborean stuff is cool. I like this one best!


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EDIT: I think these cats look like prime Yhetee material for the Ogre Kingdoms. The GW ones were horrible.





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Talion

New member
Are these obvious copies of GW Dark Elves, and Orge Kingdoms Yeti\'s

or did these come first?

P.S. Still like
 

philologus

Subgenius
Originally posted by Talion
Are these obvious copies of GW Dark Elves, and Orge Kingdoms Yeti\'s

or did these come first?

P.S. Still like

Looks like a fusion of GW DE\'s with the Dark Age crystally-type accoutrements. I like this better though as the GW DE stuff turns me off. But I think GW was first with the Yhetees and DE was around before Croc existed.
 

LavronYor

Member
Yetis have been around since Johnny Quests Tibetan Adventure, and probably longer than that. Wendigo comes from the Latin Goindewind, which is a bad way to freeze your feet to the ground.
 

supervike

Super Moderator
Originally posted by Talion
or did these come first?

P.S. Still like

The Crocodile Games ones probably came first, as they seem to have a penchant for showing off their wares and then not making them publicly available for eons...:flame:
 

matty1001

New member
I really like those Wendigo Hunter Yeti\'s, they remind me of Reaper range of trolls (Which thanks to vikey, i now love!)
 

EArkham

Necromancer
Chris Fitzpatrick is the main sculptor and owner of Crocodile Games and used to sculpt for GW. Guess which army he did most? ^_^

I adore the Crocodile Games stuff... my main D&D character is represented by one of theirs. I\'d buy their figures more often if a better selection were available in my local stores.

Kep
 

philologus

Subgenius
Originally posted by EArkham
Chris Fitzpatrick is the main sculptor and owner of Crocodile Games and used to sculpt for GW. Guess which army he did most? ^_^

I adore the Crocodile Games stuff... my main D&D character is represented by one of theirs. I\'d buy their figures more often if a better selection were available in my local stores.

Kep

Agreed Kep. You and I live in the same area. I have to order online if I hope to get what I want. More distributors would be great.
 
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