The wargaming world of Nozza

Ever since I had Star Wars figures as toys back in the 1980s, I have always had a fascination with the figure that was called a 'Death Star Trooper'. Fortunately, Ravenx has designed a range of figures based on the 'Death Star Trooper'. You can see the unpainted figures below. Size wise, they are comparable with other Star Wars miniatures that I own Here's the finished article. The 'Death Star Troopers' painted and based and lined up next to a variety of painted Star Wars miniatures.

Back in the early 1980s, there was a cartoon based on the popular RPG of the same name - Dungeons & Dragons.  The show focussed on a group of friends aged between 9 and 15 who were transported to the realm of Dungeons & Dragons by taking a magical dark ride on an amusement park roller coaster. Upon arriving in the realm they meet Dungeon Master who gives each child a magical item. Famously, the final episode of the cartoon never aired and the fate of the characters was never resolved. As a child of the 80s. I always had a soft spot for the show. Imagine my delight, when on Etsy, I found some 'Fantasy Adventurers Lost Kids' printed by TwistedPinnacle3D . You can see the figures below; and they are immediately recognisable as the characters from the cartoon. L to R, Eric, Presto, Uni, Hank, Dungeon Master, Bobby, Sheila and Diana Here are the figures with some paint on them. I have tried to stay fairly faithful to the cartoon, with only Eric having a degree of