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Stretch goal figures begin to unlock if we are able to exceed our campaign goals. Once a stretch goal is unlocked, backer Levels II-IV can add them to their order by increasing it by $5 per figure (additional shipping is not required).
We have already prepared the initial designs for our first four stretch goal figures. However, we have basic concept designs ready for at least a dozen more that we will begin posting if it looks like we might reach them. Our current additional designs include Hestia, Hyperion, Nemesis, Prometheus, Hecate, Hebe, Morpheus and Atlas. We also have one for Arachne that I really hope we get to produce because, well, we love it ever so much.
We haven't determined an order on the stretch goal figures beyond the first four, so if this project is able to exceed those goals, your comments on what you would like to see next will shape what we offer.
Posted: Friday, Jun 16, 2017 at 6:34 PM — Edited on 2017-06-16 18:41:12.0
Good news! Todd Harris is back on the project!
Todd has ridden to the rescue, and is helping to take up the slack on the sculpting so I can focus on the last of the rules stuff.
Here are his first new figs - the Cyclopes!
Each of these has a head that is a separate part, and are interchangeable with each other. Also, the belt-gear bits are also separate and interchangeable.
We could not be more pleased with these, and we hope you guys like them too! He's now working on the Harpies, and we are hoping to have the last of the Kickstarter sculpts finished in the next few weeks.
And here they are: With a Trojan, for scale. View from the back, showing their belt gear - one with forge equipment, and the other with "lunch", a cow-leg and an amphorae of wine! Posed with Hephaestus, sorry this one is a little blurry, their heavy footsteps made the camera shake! This one has their heads swapped!
Display models painted by D Felicity FitzPatrick, scenic element by Model Earth, painted by Simon Harris.
At last, our new range of Amazons is available now, in the CROC STORE!
When we set out to design our new range of Amazons for WarGods, we wanted to make sure they were special. They needed to look beautiful, with a hint of wildness and danger about them. We wanted to make sure that they were equipped to take on any man in a fair fight... our Amazons wear bronze and leather armor over the parts of the body you need to protect -- you'll find no high-heels or chainmail bikinis here! We also wanted them to grounded in reality, and so ours take inspirations from ancient greek hoplites, scythian tribesmen, hollywood, and all blended together to with a subtle exaggeration to give them that 'WarGods' look. We think these women warriors are ready to take on any opponents! The miniatures are based on concept art by Des Hanley, sculpted by Chris FitzPatrick, and painted by D Felicity FitzPatrick.
The new Amazon range contains the following packs:
WGO-904 Amazon Warband Starter Set - $74.95
WGO-118 Amazon Captain, with Casualty - $8.95
WGO-119 Amazon Hero, with Armor Rack - $8.95
WGO-313a Amazon Warrior Unit - Spear Sisters (12) - $39.95
WGO-313b Amazon Warrior Unit - Horse Widows (12) - $39.95
WGO-313c Amazon Warrior Unit - Red Hands (12) - $39.95
WGO-315 Amazon Archer Unit (10) - $35.95
WGO-314 Amazon Peltast Unit (10) - $35.95
To see LARGER painted images of the new Amazons, check out this thread on the Croc Forum.
Want to know more about Amazons in the WarGods world? Check out this preview from our upcoming rulebook, with rules and background for Amazon players: Dowload PDF
Still want more? Just wait - Fitz is just finishing up the sculpting on the next wave of Amazons, including mounted archers, armored cavalry, and a mounted version of Queen Penthesilea! We'll be showing them all off in the next few weeks, with pre-order details to follow.
The Stone Colossus has always been a tricky model for us - at over 5
inches tall and made of solid metal, the production cost was extremely
high. Not to mention, it was difficult to assemble, and more than a
little top-heavy once put together. Well, at last we have found a
solution that we are happy with - we have partnered with On The Lamb
Games (experts at resin miniature production) to make an improved
version of the original sculpt.
So what is different? The new Colossus has been remastered from Jeff
Wilhelm's original sculpture, but is now lighter, less expensive, and
with less pieces to assemble! We've made the feet a permanent
connection to the base, and also connected the model at the waist - this
means that the finished model on the tabletop will be MUCH more
durable. For those who are worried about the detail, the moldmaker did a
superb job mastering the sculpture, and the resin castings actually
have less distortion than the earlier metal castings. And did we
mention that it is now less expensive? We're now able to sell this for
$49.95, that is $10 less than the metal casting.
For those who still want a metal casting, we do have a few remaining in
the store, but once they are gone then the metal version of the model
will be permanently retired.
The new Stone Colossus is available HERE.
The new parts:
Posted: Friday, Jun 16, 2017 at 6:34 PM — Edited on 2017-06-16 18:41:12.0
With a Trojan, for scale. 
View from the back, showing their belt gear - one with forge equipment, and the other with "lunch", a cow-leg and an amphorae of wine! 
Posed with Hephaestus, sorry this one is a little blurry, their heavy footsteps made the camera shake! 
This one has their heads swapped! 
Display models painted by D Felicity FitzPatrick, scenic element by Model Earth, painted by Simon Harris. 
The Stone Colossus has always been a tricky model for us - at over 5
inches tall and made of solid metal, the production cost was extremely
high. Not to mention, it was difficult to assemble, and more than a
little top-heavy once put together. Well, at last we have found a
solution that we are happy with - we have partnered with On The Lamb
Games (experts at resin miniature production) to make an improved
version of the original sculpt. 