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* [[Forge World]], GW's more specialist miniature studio which somehow manages to be even more overpriced. Because sculpted resin is worth | * [[Forge World]], GW's more specialist miniature studio which somehow manages to be even more overpriced. Because sculpted resin is worth twice its weight in gold, apparently. | ||
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Revision as of 22:02, 23 July 2014
Citadel Miniatures is Games Workshop's paint-and-miniatures production division. GW funded their founding, and licensed miniature production to them, and then bought them outright. They are often brutally overpriced for what they are, but are still reasonably good quality (except for fucking Finecast). They used to make miniatures for all kinds of games, but nowadays they only make models and miniatures for games in the Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Fantasy Battle, and The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game lines.
Paints
They (may) have the best metallic paints available, but the range of their colour paints is a bit lacking. Now that Games Workshop has released their new wave of Shitadel paints [he's that immature], they now have the consistency of carpentry glue, and dry up 15 times faster. The new range has much more colours to chose from [150 in total], but they're REALLY fucking expensive.
Minis
COST TOO FUCKING MUCH!
Are high-to-mid quality plastics that go for the cost of top-of-the-line Multimedia kits.
See Also
- Forge World, GW's more specialist miniature studio which somehow manages to be even more overpriced. Because sculpted resin is worth twice its weight in gold, apparently.