Saturday 6 August 2022

Hinchliffe Fantasy 80s style


These were some of the first fantasy figures available in the UK at the end of the seventies and early eighties. I gobbled them up for my D&D group but really fell in love with the John Carter miniatures that came shortly afterwards.  

Anyway, good news for old school mini fans because... they're back. A new owner has been found who is in the process of remastering the moulds. Broadsword Miniatures is the name to look out for in the near future.  

Photos copyright Broadsword Miniatures 

http://broadswordsandbeasts.blogspot.com/2021/05/a-new-venture-broadsword-miniatures.html?m=1

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