Chinese!

[Le Manchou]

Hi, I noted that Chinese ancient armies don't exist yet in 10mm and it's a shame. So my requests would be Zhou, three kingdoms, Qing, Han and Sung dynasty armies (a good opponent to Mongols for the last one) as well as barbarians.

[Matt J]

Yes please!

[FierceKitty]

Yes, yes, yes!  Also Ming, please.

[FierceKitty]

By the way, I suspect you mean Qin (Ch'in), the first empire?

[Techno]

I'm sure the Dark Lord will add the votes to the list !
Cheers - Phil

[Matt J]

Does this mean they're already on your to do list Phil?

(whisper, I won't tell, honest...)

[Techno]

Don't ask me ! 
I'm not looking any further than the Warband armies, at the moment,
Cheers - Phil.

[cbr3d.com]

Could be a Warband Chinese Army!!!!!!!!             

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Oh no MORE NAGGING......

I'll support this un.

IanS

[Le Manchou]

Qin yes, sorry!

[FierceKitty]

Don't apologise for making important suggestions.

[GrumpyOldMan]

Hello

Hi, I noted that Chinese ancient armies don't exist yet in 10mm and it's a shame. So my requests would be Zhou, three kingdoms, Qing, Han and Sung dynasty armies (a good opponent to Mongols for the last one) as well as barbarians.

I'll support the Chinese army requests but I would point out that another manufacturer does do Qin Chinese, although not up up to Pendraken standard of course.

Cheers

Vic Pocilujko
(I thought I saw something move then when I clicked on the Preview button, everybody quiet!!)

[paulr]

(I thought I saw something move then when I clicked on the Preview button, everybody quiet!!)

Preview seems to work most of the time for me using Safari on an iPad but not when using Firefox on Windows 8.1 laptop

[FierceKitty]

Hello

I'll support the Chinese army requests but I would point out that another manufacturer does do Qin Chinese, although not up up to Pendraken standard of course.

Cheers

Vic Pocilujko
(I thought I saw something move then when I clicked on the Preview button, everybody quiet!!)

They have a few, but they're not enough in themselves (and I have to agree, the standard is below P.'s). Newlines is talking about an ancient Chinese range too, but all in all, that's more reason to get going. More choice is likely to mean a livelier market in the era.

[ronan]

Yes please!

another YES please !