Name: “The best 28 mm figures I have ever seen”
Rating: 5
Author: W Oldfield

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The first packs now ready are

SASS10 3 x lance/bow with lance held upright.

SASS4 1 x mounted knight/champion

SASS20 3 x command set 1

SASS21 3 x command set 2

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Reviews

“The best 28 mm figures I have ever seen”

I saw Aventine Miniatures discussed on here and decided to try them out and I must say that I am EXTREMELY impressed, they are by far the best 28 mm figures I have ever seen.

W Oldfield https://www.romanarmytalk.com/rat/archive/index.php/thread-24928.html

“Best 28mm ancients available on the market”

I only discovered these guys by chance, however I now consider them the best 28mm ancients available on the market. These figures mix extremely well with Crusader and A&A Miniatures. The sculpts are crisp with very little flash, subsequnetly they are an absolute pleasure to paint. Furthermore, they are rather nice guys to deal with!!!

UD5 Volscian infantry 24 figures

Just received my first unit of Aventine Miniatures. They are first class sculpts with a good deal of variation and detail. I think they are some of the best miniatures I've ever purchased and will definitely be buying more. Well done Aventine. Keep up the good work.

Chris Richards-Scully

UD79 Thorakitai with command (16 figs.)

I have dealt with the company for many years and their service is always excellent and communications most prompt. The Thorakitai. Fine sculpts and a good workmanlike pose for the rank and file. Command Group provides a good character boost for the unit. Painted up very well -gave them long thrusting spears (AV03). Painted shields

G Grant

SUC04 / SUC05

The quality of the sculpting on all of these miniatures is extremely impressive. The level of detail on clothing and armour really stands out and shows a high level of research. Given that the company produces figures for a host of different armies, Aventine could become your company of choice for a ‘one stop’ shop

Mark Boam

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