Found the image on the Irregular FB page - sculptor Ian Kay
The image suggests it is a modern trail/scrambler motor bike.
When it gets cast up it might be useful for (a) modern special forces and (b) si fi type Mad Max games - always useful dodging zombies. :)
Quote from: Sunray on 18 July 2018, 01:28:55 PM
Found the image on the Irregular FB page - sculptor Ian Kay
The image suggests it is a modern trail/scrambler motor bike.
When it gets cast up it might be useful for (a) modern special forces and (b) si fi type Mad Max games - always useful dodging zombies. :)
Sorry, link is
https://en-gb.facebook.com/irregularminatures/
Like a lot of 10mm Irregular it will probably evolve with a range of weapons and head choices :)
Is there an image of ITA 20 (Italian dispatch rider) anywhere ?
The link didn't work for me :(
https://www.facebook.com/irregularminiatures/ (https://www.facebook.com/irregularminiatures/)
Quote from: fsn on 19 July 2018, 08:47:51 PM
https://www.facebook.com/irregularminiatures/ (https://www.facebook.com/irregularminiatures/)
Thanks Nobby. I see the basic sculpt is now up on the Irregular website. Ian (the designer), has a habit of photographing items on his bench that are still "work in progress" so it will be interesting to watch the gestation and see what period/uniform /weapons it ends up with.
Speaking of work in progress, I bought a couple of burnt out houses from Leon, and with plastic card and Irregular doors, windows and chimney bits will attempt a scratch of an undamaged house which will sit snugly on the ruin base.
A dice roll +1 and bingo - the ruin is all that remains. :)
As predicted, the 10mm modern motorbike sculpt has continued to evolve- it now boasts two variants.
1. Modern type rider astride bike
2. A pillion passenger with an RPG-7 ! :)
This has potential for a whole range of proxy use way beyond bush wars- I see deployment as special forces, terrorists, and even futuristic urban war games- these sculpts would work well with the Korean range figures in a futuristic skirmishes.
Its the sort of eclectic sculpt that only Irregular would do.
They are ready for sale on their website
Take care
Andy
Quote from: Womble67 on 21 August 2018, 05:01:59 PM
They are ready for sale on their website
Take care
Andy
Wow, you are right Andy ! :-bd Instant coffee. Ian Kay is a legend in the annals of wargame figures. I don't know of any one man band sculptor (although a few others like Brian Gregory have also had a hand in Irregular ) who has such a range from 2mm to 75mm ! And has stayed in the business. I can see these hairy bikers grace a few games.
Quote from: Sunray on 21 August 2018, 09:46:55 PM
Wow, you are right Andy ! :-bd Instant coffee. Ian Kay is a legend in the annals of wargame figures. I don't know of any one man band sculptor (although a few others like Brian Gregory have also had a hand in Irregular ) who has such a range from 2mm to 75mm ! And has stayed in the business. I can see these hairy bikers grace a few games.
Glad I could be of service
Take care
Andy