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Yeah. One way or the other is best. I have pawns and used them. But my preference is miniatures. But I have been collecting them for way too many years to mention. However Pawns are great for those new to the hobby or on a budget. Minis are expensive.
The size of the pawns in comparison to the miniatures look off. The Pawns look good from certain angles. Minis look good from any angle.
Just my two coppers!
Mazra
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There's also the storage issue of miniatures, paper minis, and cardboard pawns are great for transport and storage!
Storage is not an issue for me but I do understand it could be for others.
Like I said though, I like both of my collections and what I am trying to understand was my reaction to having both on the table at the same time. I did not think about mixing them but when I did it bugged me for some reason.
Do you mix Pawns and miniatures on the table and if so, do you care?