Asgard Miniatures

[7] This was not enough to sustain the company, and when Asgard went out of business, their US rights were acquired by The Viking Forge, which still produces their fantasy miniatures.

Eastland complimented the "well-sculpted scaly hides", and concluded that these were "ideal for the gamer who wants to spring a little surprise on his fellow players.".

"[11] In the July 1983 edition Dragon (Issue 75), Kim Eastland was impressed by Asgard's science fiction line, saying, "The present low supply of good SF figures is boosted by this gorgeous collection of space marines."

"[12] Mike Brunton reviewed Asgard Miniatures for Imagine magazine, and stated that "These figures are not easy to paint.

"[13] Mike Brunton reviewed Asgard's Miniature Barbarians and Dwarves for Imagine magazine, and stated that "These are a tour de force of the figure manufacturers' art, and I have to confess that they are not easy to paint - but quality is its own reward.