WARMACHINE and HORDES Replica Weapons!
Steve Quinn
produce life-sized foam-latex replica weapons from its WARMACHINE and
HORDES tabletop miniatures games to Artyfakes Action Props Ltd.
The first item to be made into a full-scale reproduction is the
impressive Quicksilver, Commander Coleman Stryker’s magical great sword.
“We are extremely pleased to be working with Artyfakes to bring the
fantastic weaponry of WARMACHINE and HORDES to life in all its
full-sized glory. Now anyone who has ever dreamed of wielding one of the
most iconic blades from one of WARMACHINE’s most beloved characters can
have own their very own Quicksilver,” said Director of Business
Development William Shick.
Each replica will be individually hand constructed from high density
foam and latex, allowing an unequalled tactile experience in full-scale
reproductions.
When asked about the new line, Artyfakes owner Nic Samiotis said, “We
have worked closely with Privateer Press to produce something which
perfectly captures the character of the weapon, giving you the
opportunity to imagine what it may be like to stand in Commander
Stryker’s war-torn boots and defend Cygnar.”
For more information on Privateer Press and its tabletop miniatures
games WARMACHINE and HORDES visit www.privateerpress.com.
For more information on Artyfakes, including release information for its
WARMACHINE and HORDES replica line, visit www.artyfakes.co.uk
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