Crusader Romanians...

 Crusader Miniatures have released a range of WW2 Romanian figures. The 'minor nations' seem to be very popular at the moment!

Painted Musketeer and Crusader figure comparison

On the left are three figures from Musketeer Miniatures, and on the right are three from Crusader Miniatures.

Painted figures from Curteys Miniatures and Crusader Miniatures compared.

Here we have three figures from Curteys on the left, compared with three Crusader Miniatures on the right.

Painted Gripping Beast and Crusader Miniatures figure comparison

This photo shows a comparison of three Gripping Beast metal range figures on the left with three Crusader Miniatures figures on the right.

Painted Shieldwall and Crusader figures

This comparison photo shows Shieldwall Miniatures on the left and Crusader Miniatures on the right.

Painted West Wind and Crusader figures.

Here is a comparison photo showing three West Wind Productions figures on the left and three Crusader Miniatures figures on the right.

Crusader Miniatures

Crusader produce a large range of Dark Ages figures including Byzantine, Spanish, Scots, Irish, Anglo-Saxons, Normans and of course, Vikings! They also do some very nice personality figures.

The figures are well sculpted, need very little cleaning up, and even I found them easy to paint! They are a touch larger than average, but will still mix well with other ranges. If you have a Dark Age army, Crusader figures should be involved!

This photo shows Crusader on the right and Artizan on the left

Here is Crusader on the left compared with Gripping Beast on the right.

Crusader on the right compared with Redoubt on the left.

Here we have Foundry on the left and Crusader on the right.

This is Renegade on the left and Crusader on the right.

And a couple of pictures of some Crusader Anglo-Saxons painted up.