I already primed them, but I could try snipping the heads on since I have a brush on primer, Oathmark I'll keep in mind. And good to know the stargrave weapons work for it.

My only regret is already building a majority of the minis in the kit before realizing this.

...One more kit couldn't hurt my wallet...

Sweet Dude, I'll keep that in mind when searching ebay and such.

That's fucking sweet. Would you recommend looking for dungeonbowl?

Its so good, the seller gave me four extra orks. Now I just need to find some dwarves.

It's a really good kit, heck all the death fields kits I've messed with so far are really good! I'm at the point of considering buying another Cannon fodder box just so I can use it for a small guard army.

OH AND A HATCHET FROM A BOLT ACTION WINTER GERMAN SPRUE I GOT WITH A WARGAMES ILLUSTRATED ISSUE!

Kits used:

Death Fields: Cannon Fodder and Cannon Fodder (2) Females

Reptilian Overlords: SPACENAM

The Great War: German Infantry 1916-18

Stargrave: Mercenaries 2

Quar starter set

Wargames Atlantic: Dual Use 25mm bases

All paints used are from Army painter

#wargamesatlantic #armypainter

Then I'd say keep it in the back of your mind for if you ever do. It's a very good tool for prototyping if you don't have the space for it in person.

I have found tabletop sim to be very good for playtesting, especially if you have online friends that are interested( alsoespecially if you have no immediate person to play with at the moment in person)

Yeah! I'm currently in the action section of the how to play part of the rules. I'm trying to make it as understandable as possible when it comes to reading the rules.

I would recommend them, especially when it comes to painting them. Due to their more cartoony, simplified, and compact designs, they are a lot easier to paint compared to some of gw's models. Plus nothing so far has felt like its going to break off which is something I worry about with some gw minis

They're lovely and feisty.