Ghurkas.

[Cubster]

Does anyone know of good WW2 Ghurkas other than the TAG ones?

That's it really.

[pbeccas]

Battle Honors. Great varierty of possess. All your weapons support available. But true 25mm, a lot smaller than TAG. A very underrated range of figures which I believe Paul Hicks and Soapy cut their sculpting teeth on over a decade ago. Unfortunetly, no photos on the website.

http://oldglory15s.com/catalog/index.ph ... 93&sort=3a

[Cubster]

Cheers pbeccas.

[Paul @ Warlord Games]

Mmm, Ghurkas...

Are you aiming for Jungly ones or Cassino types? Or summat else?

[grant]

Mmm, Ghurkas...

Are you aiming for Jungly ones or Cassino types? Or summat else?

Does this imply that you are making both, then?

[Centurio Marcus T]

Now that would be a great range for WG and i think i will wait for them

[Cubster]

Well when I think of Ghurkas it's the jungly fellows that spring to mind, but any would be a good move.

[John at Warlord Games]

Cubster just saw your command group that you painted for north star,,the mtd be wigged fellows.My word they are good!!!

well done dude..

john s

[Cubster]

That's very kind, thank you. I love doing those little groups or vignette-type pieces ... hint hint ...

[Centurion Dan]

Battle Honors. Great varierty of possess. All your weapons support available. But true 25mm, a lot smaller than TAG. A very underrated range of figures which I believe Paul Hicks and Soapy cut their sculpting teeth on over a decade ago. Unfortunetly, no photos on the website.

http://oldglory15s.com/catalog/index.ph ... 93&sort=3a

Real life Ghurkas are smaller than average (I've met a few in my line of work) and they are some of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet.
Models smaller than the average would probably fit the bill nicely.