Rudraige the Fat, Rí Túath of the Uí Néill [digital] brutes

Rudraige the Fat, Rí Túath of the Uí Néill [digital] brutes

monstrous cavalry and chariots (60x35mm and 70x40mm)

clacking beaks and horrendous shrieks

for Man can also be turned - by the simple promise of power

Klóstiss will stand on a 50mm base and will be around 50-60mm to the eye

The high quality plastic snaps at the corners make it ready for use in a matter of seconds

the wihtgār ēored comprise seven unique warriors

It contains (for the rider) five shield bosses with a boar's head icon

His murderous legend - grown through many winters of butchery and malefaction amongst the armies that assault the weakling kingdoms to the south and the east - has become self-fulfilling

the stone their master has blessed with his own hand and upon which each and every beast-man pledges both his allegiance and his strength

with the reverse printed in a darker shade to represent tens - so that you can have more than nine tokens attached to a unit

The amazing Bob Płociennik has taken the original artwork from Stef Kopinski's Krull to produce one of the most incredible miniatures we've ever seen

and taught never to be forgotten: and whilst some of these scaled