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The Adventurer: Gladiators

Hi everyone,

As you know, this month is a bit special. We're leaving the Dark Ages behind and stepping into the world of Gladiaors. Here are some models we've been working on. Frankly, I don't think there's any gladiator on the market at this scale and quality.

What do you think?

The Bannerman: Dwarfs

Hello everyone,

Here’s a preview of next month’s dwarves.

The warriors come with options for spears, shields, hand weapons, and dual-wielding. The royal guard features hammers or two-handed axes.

All parts are fully compatible, allowing these two units to be mixed and matched to create the entire core of your dwarf combat infantry.

This doesn’t mean we won’t make more units in the future, but for those of you always in a hurry, this gives you almost half an arm...

Meet Marquis Eckhart von Marenfels!

“In Dulkenburg, gold may open doors… but if you can’t protect it, the edge of the sword will.”

Introducing Marquis Eckhart von Marenfels, also known as "The Left-Handed", a noble from Marenstadt who now leads his crew through the ruins of Dulkenburg. With unmatched skill in his left hand and legendary cunning, Eckhart has learned that survival in the Cursed City is not for the faint-hearted.

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New releases TOW

Hi everyone,

With the latest releases for Warhammer: The Old World, we’ve noticed a shift towards a more exaggerated fantasy style. We’d love to hear what you think about this direction.

What do you prefer? A design that leans more into fantasy, or something that sticks closer to a historicist aesthetic?

Thank you for being part of our community and for helping us grow with your ideas.

The Bannerman: Hammerers

Today is a big day!

Next month, the dwarven armies will see the light of day. We've worked hard on these miniatures, and we're thrilled to share a sneak peek of what we've created.

These figures are heavily inspired by The Hobbit and The Witcher, featuring a unique weapon design that blends hammer and axe—perfect for this special unit!

We hope you like them as much as we do.

Time to Choose the Next High Kingdom Release! 🚩

Hey there, friends and adventurers!

You’re the heart of our community, so we want YOU to help decide what comes next for the High Kingdom collection. We’ve got tons of cool ideas for new miniatures, but we want to know what excites you the most!

This poll is live on both Patreon and MyMiniFactory, and the final result will combine the votes from both platforms. So, no matter where you vote, your choice matters!
2024-12-02 18:44:29 +0000 UTC View Post

December: Dog of war and Viking Archers

This month, Last Sword Miniatures presents two thematic collections exploring different facets of Fantasy and Dark Ages conflict: the calculated strategy of the Dogs of War and the fierce resilience of Viking clans. A combination that showcases both the elegance of mercenaries and the raw struggle for survival in the North.

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The Banerman: Galloper Guns

Designed to move swiftly alongside cavalry, the Galloper Guns combine speed and precision on the battlefield. Pulled by sturdy horses and manned by skilled artillery crews, they represent a tactical breakthrough: the perfect blend of mobility and firepower.

These are not just weapons; they are a symbol of strategy and boldness in the heat of war. Are you ready to deploy them in your stories?

December: The Adventurer: Hersir Sven

Sven knows with unshakable certainty that the gods stand by his side. Fearless in battle, he bows to no one.

The Bannerman: Besiegers Crosbowmen

We are thrilled to present our favorite mercenary unit: the Besiegers Crossbowmen. We’ve worked hard to preserve their classic essence while giving them a modern and refined touch. We believe we’ve created a spectacular unit that fits perfectly within the army.

It’s true that the assembly options are somewhat limited: the poses, with arms close to the chest, and the face protector restrict the use of alternative heads. However, each model exudes personality and st...

The Adventurer: Viking Archer II (Bondis)

The bondi archers, seasoned professionals of war, stand as a formidable threat to their enemies.

The Bannerman: Pikemen

A disciplined formation ready to withstand the fiercest charges. With realistic poses, these pikemen capture the tension of an anti-cavalry spear wall, showcasing coordination, strength, and precision in every detail. A true symbol of strategy and resilience on the battlefield.

The Adventurer: Hakon

Many times, the problem we face is that the scenes we would like to represent require more than one miniature involved. The good thing about miniature games is that they allow us to be less strict with the bases.

The Banerman: Cesare Borgio

We’ve envisioned Cesare as a prince of a city-state, wearing one of the most elaborate armors we’ve ever sculpted, while ensuring it remains easy to paint.

The Adventurer: Herd of Goats

A well-stocked herd, perfect for bringing your dioramas to life, setting the scene for your battlefield, or simply serving as plunder for your troops.

The Bannerman: Condottiero on Horse

In the Bannerman tier, we have our condottiero ready. I believe the Visconti inspiration that some of you have pointed out is quite evident. The horse's armor is also adorned with coins, a symbol of the profession, and we've added some luggage, giving it a traveler’s look that sets it apart from other human miniatures.

What do you think?

The Adventurer: Vikings Fyrdmen I

It's time to start looking at next month's miniatures.

Here you have the first of the Viking Fyrdmen Archer sets, although we've intentionally added some better-equipped miniatures to provide a bit of variety.

December: The Banerman: Siege Crossbowmen

The crossbowman, peering out from behind his pavise shield, fixed his eyes on the enemy atop the wall and squeezed the trigger of his crossbow.

Cesare di Borgio

The firstborn of the di Borgio brothers. Gonfaloniero of the city of Romolus, and the main patron of the mercenary armies.

The Bannerman: Galloper Guns

The First Steps of Horse Artillery

The adventurer: Viking Archers

Hello everyone,

Today I’m bringing you a little preview of what we’re working on for the Adventurer tier.

These are Viking archers. We’re mixing social classes, so you’ll find some Hirdmen, a few Bondi, but mostly members of the Fyrd.

We’re aiming for poses where most of the bodies can be compatible with arms from previous months, so little by little, you’ll be able to build a significant variety.

I hope you like the direction this is taking!

Black Days

Alright folks,

You know we're not usually big on discount campaigns, but this one’s an exception. And it's already active!

You now have a 25% automatic discount on STL files on our website, which stacks with the discount you already get as Patreons. Please note that they don’t add up directly but are applied one after the other due to technical reasons.

Also, we’ve created this dwarf miniature, which will be gifted with all purchases, both physical and digital :)

Besiegers Crosbowmen

This is one of my favorite units aesthetically, although I never found it particularly useful in-game.

We have simplified the High Kingdom’s armor to resemble Milanese armor as much as possible, while still retaining some interesting volumes for painting, like the knee areas.

The combination of helmet and gorget is the classic one from GW, and I really like it. Perhaps a unit of heavy halberdiers or pikemen could be made using a similar combinatio

The Bannerman: Dogs of War

Hey everyone!

Here are the first steps of this month’s miniatures. 😊

We’re starting with the bases of the mercenary pikemen units. We’ve chosen Italian-style armor without the typical slashing, moving away from the Hispano-German aesthetic we’re so accustomed to.

For the weapons, we opted for the "cinquedea" sword. Although it wasn’t widely used, I think it gives the miniatures a unique and distinctive touch.

The condottiero also has a spe...

Adventurer Tier: 2025 Road Map

You can find the Bannerman Tier calendar here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/schedule-for-113667168

Alright everyone,

I've more or less finalized the roadmap for next year. You've spoken, and I've listened.

For now, the samurai will be put on hold, and we'll dedicate almost the entire year to the Dark Ages. I'm going to focus mainly on providing you with playable lists for Saga. But...

November Releases - Bannerman and Adventurer Tiers

This month, LastSword Miniatures brings an exciting range of releases for the Bannerman and Adventurer Tiers, featuring detailed miniatures full of character to enrich your armies and collections. Here’s a look at everything you’ll find!

🌿 Tier Bannerman: The Deep Forest

The November Bannerman Tier focuses on expanding the elven forces and adding lege...

The Bannerman: Eagles

And to wrap up the month... the Eagle Riders, or the eagles on their own. One of the biggest releases we’ve made for you so far.

The Adventurer: Gudrum

And the last of the new releases for the Adventurer tier is Gudrum. He's removing his cloak while holding his sword defiantly, just moments before entering combat.

Personally, I really enjoy these kinds of characters. However, in the previous post, a user suggested that there might be too many. Should we reduce the command groups and characters to make more soldiers? Or do you prefer we stick with this model?

The Bannerman: Spellsinger

Yesterday, I promised you a last-minute surprise. So here you have the Spellsinger mounted on an eagle.

The Bannerman: Shield of the Ancients

In this unit, our main concern was to differentiate them from the Glade Guard we launched in the Kickstarter. They needed to look like an elite unit.

You have spears either raised or in phalanx position, allowing for a good amount of creativity when assembling the unit.

I hope you like it!