Unibody metal with fitted 20mm square base that may be attached.
"Victoria Lamb first shot to miniatures painting fame in the Antipodes when she won the Slayer Sword for best-in-show at the Australian Golden Demon convention in 2001. As far as we know, she was the first woman to win a Slayer Sword at any Golden Demon event anywhere in the world! Her winning entry, The Rescue of Sister Joan, was a stunning combination of converted commercially available 28mm figures, original sculpts, and brilliant, innovative painting techniques. Between 1999 and 2006, Victoria's models have won no less than 8 gold, 5 silver and 3 bronze awards at Golden Demon miniatures conventions.
Recently, Victoria has been begun sculpting some of her own original 28mm figures, which she has now decided to make available as a commercial range. These first figures embrace a wide range of fantasy genres - foppish nobles; tree spirits; Wild West and Troll-slaying Dwarves; and a mysterious Escaped Lunatic. All have been designed very much with the figure collectors and figure-painting enthusiasts in mind, and each figure is supplied with its own individual scenic display base. If you want to collect the whole set, check out our special offer at the bottom of the page."
From a later article on the release of the rank-and-file Slayers:
"Earlier this year multi award winning painter and sculptor Victoria Lamb embarked on her own range of 28mm miniatures, designed very much with the figure collectors and figure painting enthusiasts in mind. Victoria has now added some new figures to this exciting range – full of character and once again offering a different slant on some of the typical fantasy figure stereotypes.
The Rank & File Dwarf Troll Slayers have more than a hint of 1970’s punk about them and it will be a brave troll that tangles with these little ladies. For those of you who like to hunt trolls in packs these figures are also available as a mini unit deal (along with the previously released Dwarf Troll Slayer 100VIC02 to represent the gang leader)."
