Size comparison pictures
- Apr 6, 2017
- 1 min read
Hi guys thought I would publish some pictures of how Jerwood Miniatures compare to other within the industry. The miniature on the left is a Jerwood Estonian. Enjoy.
From Left to Right Jerwood , Lead Adventure Miniatures, Eureka Miniatures , Specter Miniatures
From Left to Right Mongrel Miniatures , Wartime Miniatures , skirmish sangin
From Left to Right warhansa , kings hobbies and games , baker company
From Left to Right Commando Miniatures , grubby tanks , Assault Group
From Left to Right. Hasslefree , Baker company , Red Star (Now Empress. )
From Left to Right devil dog , Empress , tarv models , killer b games.
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