It is a sad fact of existance that things wear out, that stuff that used to be part of the fabric of our lives, Woolworths, stable government, peace in Europe, road bridges in the USA, all eventually disappear, leaving us wondering where we could possibly buy pick'n'mix, 45 singles and ironing boards in the same shop.
On the Brick of Scrutiny today:
Most of my DKK was bought, over the phone, during a break in a clients rest area in about 2008. Come about 2020 people on the interwebs were a bit vocal about the non-availability of some of the DKK range (whilst utterly oblivious to the disposition of the Tallarn and Elylisian model lines). It's not that FW didn't want to to stop making them, but those moulds must of given up the ghost. So ignoring that FW has been folded back into GW for a minute, the advent of the plastic DKK Kill Team box set reignited interest in the whole DKK catalouge.
Into this breach steps a guy in Estonia, one man banding a conversion set, to let you change your Kill Team into a Grenadier squad. "Ha," I hear you say, "Zzzzz, I see where this is going, you don't really need any more minis at all, you're right outta space to keep them in, you never build them all anyway and then you just twine on about the amount... What ? already ?!?!"
You're quite correct gentle reader. But yeah, I did. Bite me.
The website is pretty good, the kit you get is crisp, complete and competantly thought out and modelled. There are little guides as to which of your new sets of arms and heads will match which bodies. Once you get around that, it makes sense enough to use the kit properly. The armour bits are at the limit of current resin technology. If you look hard, even some of the filter/power backpacks are for the left handed variants. You are not going to notice in a game if someone has used the wrong one, it's only noticable if you pick 'em up and look hard. These kits are great 10/10, would recommend.
As well as a rough rider to Death Rider kit, he does Engineer kits as well. Obvs FW's DKK moulds had all given up around the same, except the Line Infantry ones, which, producing more models, had been refreshed some time before, which is why they're still going at the minute. It says quite clearly on the website that for the engineer kits, you might a result you like better, using the new Cadian box. So Tiny Leg Ends is paying attention to aesthetics and technical compatability with the kits, which must be harder than concentrating on one of these aspects alone. Kudos to such a craftsman.
