News & Updates

The Amazon cavalry miniatures are available now, in the CROC STORE!

Fierce and wild, the Amazons are women warriors who are descended from the war-god Ares, and born with his love of bloodshed and a seething hatred for all men. The Amazons have a strong kinship with horses; though the men of Hellas typically ride into battle in chariots, the Amazons ride on the backs of their horses, trampling their enemies beneath thundering hooves. The are led by Queen Penthesilea, the daughter of Ares, who rides a snow-white stallion called Boreas, said to be as fast as the blowing wind and able to outrun the winged Harpies in flight.

The Amazon cavalry miniatures were sculpted by Chris FitzPatrick, based on concept art by Des Hanley. Corinth color painting by Paul Jeacock. The display models were painted and photographed by D Felicity FitzPatrick.

The new Amazon cavalry range contains the following packs:

WGO-317 Amazon Outriders unit (5) - $45.95
WGO-318 Amazon Raiders unit (5) - $45.95
WGO-219 Queen Penthesilea, Mounted - $19.95

Want to know more about the Amazons in the WarGods world? Check out this preview from our upcoming rulebook, with rules and background for Amazon warbands: Amazon Background

The new range of miniatures for Corinth is available now, in the CROC STORE!

Arrogant and wholly corrupt, the Corinthians are the wealthiest city-state in all of Hellas. The army of Corinth is equipped with the finest weapons and armor, their shields emblazoned with a white winged horse, and wearing luxurious cloaks of the deepest black – a grand sight on the battlefield, even if their bravery is sometimes questioned. Yet what need is bravery, when enemies can be bribed and betrayals bought with full coffers of Corinthian silver?

The Corinth miniatures were sculpted by Todd Harris and Chris FitzPatrick, based on concept art by Des Hanley. Corinth color painting by Paul Jeacock. The display models were painted and photographed by D Felicity FitzPatrick.

The new Corinth range contains the following packs:
WGO-906 Corinthian Warband Starter Set - $74.95
WGO-133 Corinthian Captain, with Casualty - $8.95
WGO-134 Corinthian Hero, with Armor Rack - $8.95
WGO-323a Corinthian Hoplite Unit - White Wings (12) - $39.95
WGO-323b Corinthian Hoplite Unit - Soldiers of Fortune (12) - $39.95
WGO-323c Corinthian Hoplite Unit - Suitors of Aphrodite (12) - $39.95
WGO-325 Corinthian Archer Unit (10) - $35.95
WGO-324 Corinthian Peltast Unit (10) - $35.95

To see LARGER painted images of all of these Corinth models, check out this thread on the Croc Forum.

Want to know more about Corinth in the WarGods world? Check out this preview from our upcoming rulebook, with rules and background for Corinthian warbands: Download PDF.

The new Demigods are now available in the Croc online store!

They include: Apollo (version 2), Ares, Artemis (version 2), Athena, Dionysus, Hades (version 2), Hecate, Hephaestus and Poseidon

Sculpted by Chris FitzPatrick, display models painted and photographed by Felicity FitzPatrick.

You can get yours here: CROC STORE

Only one week until GenCon Indy, and Croc Games will be there. We'll be sharing space with our friends at the Pulp Figures booth, #3041, Hall G.

We'll have convention specials, new miniatures for sale, and previews from the upcoming rulebook to check out. And lots of painted display miniatures and terrain to see.

If you'll be in Indy, be sure to stop by and say hello!

We are happy to announce that the Hydra is now in-stock and available for purchase!

The Hydra miniature was sculpted by Chris FitzPatrick, and measures roughly 5.5 inches long (or about 140mm). It is a multi-part resin kit, and contains 5 heads, 1 body, 2 legs, 1 tail, 1 resin scenic base, and 1 laser-cut wood gaming base. It was molded and cast by the experts at On the Lamb Games, and they did a great job capturing the serpentine detail of the original sculpt. The miniature is supplied unpainted, and require some assembly.

You can get yours now, in the Croc Online Store.

We also have a downloadable PDF of the Hydra rules for WarGods of Olympus, available HERE.

The above photo shows the size of the Hydra next to a 28mm miniature.

Oh yeah, do you need a Golden Fleece for your Hydra to guard? We have one of those too!

The Golden Fleece is also available HERE.

We are happy to announce that our Cyclopes are in-stock, and now available for purchase!

The Cyclopes miniatures were sculpted by Todd Harris, and the display models painted by Felicity FitzPatrick. Each model is a little over 3" tall, making them about 18 feet tall (if the were real - they are not, of course!). The head/neck joint of each Cyclops is the same, so you could put each head on either body. Also, each Cyclops has a separate bit hanging from his belt - one has a huge hammer and tongs, for helping Hephaestus at his forge, the other has a big jug of wine and the leg of a slow-moving farm animal... in other words, lunch! Each of these belt ornaments have a universal connection, and so they be swapped onto the other Cyclops if you like. So, collectors who like lots of variety can make 4 different Cyclopes by swapping their heads and gear around!

Each is a resin and pewter model supplied with a laser-cut wood base. The resin components were cast by our friends at "On the Lamb" games, and they did a super job capturing the detail and nuance of Todd's original sculpture. The miniatures are supplied unpainted, and require some assembly.

You can get yours now, in the Croc Online Store.

We also have a downloadable PDF of the Cyclops rules for WarGods of Olympus, available HERE.

The above photo shows how tall the Cyclopes are compared to a 28mm miniature. We think the unlucky Trojan may be in a spot of trouble!

This model is one of the largest figures that we produce, nearly a pound of metal and lots of parts to assemble. We've always wanted to be able to sell it for a better price, and to make it easier to assemble, so we've teamed up with On The Lamb Games (specialists on resin production) to produce an improved model - made in high-quality resin.

What did we do differently with this version? The new Snowbeast has been remastered from Ben Siens's original sculpture, but is now lighter, less expensive, and with fewer pieces to assemble. The body/chest area has now been made into one single piece, rather than 2 parts that were difficult to glue, and inevitably ended up with gaps that had to be filled with putty. The new model fits together much easier! What's more, the resin castings actually have less distortion than the earlier metal castings. And did we mention that it is now less expensive? We're now able to sell this giant model for $59.95, that is $15 less than the old price of the metal casting.

The Wendigo Summoner model is still included, and he still has a metal body - but his horn is now in resin. Because the resin is a little lighter than the metal, the Summoner is now less top-heavy, so he'll stay on his feet when the Snowbeast stomps around, shaking the table!

The new Snowbeast is available HERE.

The new parts:

Want to know how big the Snowbeast is compared to the rest of our Wendigo? Here's a photo that shows them together:

At last, our new range of Amazons is available now, in the CROC STORE!

When we set out to design our new range of Amazons for WarGods, we wanted to make sure they were special. They needed to look beautiful, with a hint of wildness and danger about them. We wanted to make sure that they were equipped to take on any man in a fair fight... our Amazons wear bronze and leather armor over the parts of the body you need to protect -- you'll find no high-heels or chainmail bikinis here! We also wanted them to grounded in reality, and so ours take inspirations from ancient greek hoplites, scythian tribesmen, hollywood, and all blended together to with a subtle exaggeration to give them that 'WarGods' look. We think these women warriors are ready to take on any opponents! The miniatures are based on concept art by Des Hanley, sculpted by Chris FitzPatrick, and painted by D Felicity FitzPatrick.

The new Amazon range contains the following packs:

WGO-904 Amazon Warband Starter Set - $74.95
WGO-118 Amazon Captain, with Casualty - $8.95
WGO-119 Amazon Hero, with Armor Rack - $8.95
WGO-313a Amazon Warrior Unit - Spear Sisters (12) - $39.95
WGO-313b Amazon Warrior Unit - Horse Widows (12) - $39.95
WGO-313c Amazon Warrior Unit - Red Hands (12) - $39.95
WGO-315 Amazon Archer Unit (10) - $35.95
WGO-314 Amazon Peltast Unit (10) - $35.95

To see LARGER painted images of the new Amazons, check out this thread on the Croc Forum.

Want to know more about Amazons in the WarGods world? Check out this preview from our upcoming rulebook, with rules and background for Amazon players: Dowload PDF

Still want more? Just wait - Fitz is just finishing up the sculpting on the next wave of Amazons, including mounted archers, armored cavalry, and a mounted version of Queen Penthesilea! We'll be showing them all off in the next few weeks, with pre-order details to follow.

The Stone Colossus has always been a tricky model for us - at over 5 inches tall and made of solid metal, the production cost was extremely high. Not to mention, it was difficult to assemble, and more than a little top-heavy once put together. Well, at last we have found a solution that we are happy with - we have partnered with On The Lamb Games (experts at resin miniature production) to make an improved version of the original sculpt.

So what is different? The new Colossus has been remastered from Jeff Wilhelm's original sculpture, but is now lighter, less expensive, and with less pieces to assemble! We've made the feet a permanent connection to the base, and also connected the model at the waist - this means that the finished model on the tabletop will be MUCH more durable. For those who are worried about the detail, the moldmaker did a superb job mastering the sculpture, and the resin castings actually have less distortion than the earlier metal castings. And did we mention that it is now less expensive? We're now able to sell this for $49.95, that is $10 less than the metal casting.

For those who still want a metal casting, we do have a few remaining in the store, but once they are gone then the metal version of the model will be permanently retired.

The new Stone Colossus is available HERE.

The new parts:

We got the master castings of the first batch of Trojans from our moldmaker last week, and so we thought we'd show you how well they paint up! Both of these were painted by Debs FitzPatrick, and we think they came out great!

Less than a week to go before we start the Kickstarter!

If you'd like to see more and larger photos of these, join the fun on the Croc Forum:

For bigger images and to discuss the Trojans, have a look on the: Croc Forum.

We'll try and convince Debs to let us all know what colors she used!