Every Time Resin!!!!!!

Much more sharp lines und much better Details then Metal...!!!!!!!!!!!

well this is an good argument in my eyes...

Personally, I would say that would make the resin parts because of the delicacy and quality of engraving. This choice should attract to buy the figurine ValdemarMiniatures range. I can tell you there are many who are interested because I keep showing my dioramas.

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Personnellement, je dirai qu'il faudrait faire les pièces en résine à cause de la finesse et de la qualité de la gravure. Ce choix devrait attirer les figurinistes à acheter la gamme ValdemarMiniatures. Je peux vous dire qu'il y en a beaucoup qui sont intéressés car je n'arrête pas de montrer mes dioramas.

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well sell the 25% as 2nd hand for use as victims or bodyparts if someone want to change some figures? I would need more debrish for the battlefield like weapons, helmets, maybe bodyparts... yes I know, it was a hard time. ;-)

So you could make some small money out of the "not usable" production

for me, I would take some

(btw. yesterday to postman brought some valdemar box again. But it wasn't adressed to me. My wife ordered it, so I guess I know my christmas present *g*)

What could be better than some miniatures under the cristmas tree? I think the idea with the less-quality parts is great, but it´s hard to make a fair price for it because some figs are more usable than others that are more broken...

Sounds good to me...

Resin....the detail is better.

I also choose for the resin figures. Most of the problems I had was with unbasing the metal figures. My first post here, hold the line, the figure lost his left foot while I was unbasing him.

No bases needed.

I love metal... the weight of the figures is cool and there is enough detail!

Sounds like a hard call and even!
I say stick whit both, if you want to make a good set whit high detail and be sure of producing a good amount of set.
Then use metal. If you make a King, princess, heroes or a knight that will draw attention in a diorama use the Resin.

On the weapon's i dont know the metal bend easy.
And easy to see thick, you cant change that easy.
Though Plastic and Resin sound good
Therefore you can trim it down, and easier to give battle damage!

After receiving my first kit from Valdemar
And a close inspection
I would choice the Resin/plastic the detail is just more sharper.

And about the weapon looking thick i take it back