Well I picked up 4 packs of the Star Wars Micro Machines Stormtroopers. While they are a little taller than most of my 15mm figures, I think they will look just fine on the table top. I actually quite like the look of them. I am thinking of using them in some type of Space Hulk corridor type game. These figures are OOP, so usually you have to look on Ebay or Amazon.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Star Wars 15mm, Micro Machines Stormtroopers
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15mm Sci-Fi,
Star Wars
Monday, August 29, 2011
Crooked Dice, Time Lift Security
Here are some excellent sci-fi guards in 28mm by Crooked Dice. The release date says September 2011.
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28mm Sci-Fi
Fantasy Flight Games, Dust Tactics, Tank Busters and Zombies
Fantasy Flight Games Dust Tactics Tank Busters and Zombies are now available. I kind of like both of these box sets. I mean who doesn't like Nazi Zombies with big round spiky things. If you don't play Dust Tactics, you still might want to pick up the Zombies to go with AT-43 Oni, if you have them.
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28mm Sci-Fi,
Dust Tactics,
Fantasy Flight Games
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Khurasan Miniatures, Exterminator, Combat Vehicle Transport
Here's the print of the Khurasan Miniatures Exterminators' combat vehicle transport. It should be available in a few months. Looks pretty sweet and for those who are big Aliens fans, this should be a perfect substitute.
Here is another model that I would love to see be made called the m579-d10 Razorback
Here is another model that I would love to see be made called the m579-d10 Razorback
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Khurasan Miniatures
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
German Goblins
Here are some really really fun German Gobos. I always love figures like this. You can get more information on them at Frothers
Here is a comparison between Hasslefree Kindred and a Gobo
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28mm Sci-Fi
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Khurasan Miniatures, Locust
Here is a great vehicle by Khurasan Miniatures called the Locust.
Designed by the great John Bear Ross, it is the same size as the Rockjumper pickup and the final drives are actually interchangable.
The model is mostly resin but the 10mm DP pulse gun turret is pewter. Not all of the trucks mount the turret and it is just as often seen with a hatch on the roof, or, for the Secret Police, a steel plate bolted on.
It's Available now!
Designed by the great John Bear Ross, it is the same size as the Rockjumper pickup and the final drives are actually interchangable.
The model is mostly resin but the 10mm DP pulse gun turret is pewter. Not all of the trucks mount the turret and it is just as often seen with a hatch on the roof, or, for the Secret Police, a steel plate bolted on.
It's Available now!
Labels:
15mm Sci-Fi,
Khurasan Miniatures
Friday, August 19, 2011
Brother Vinni, Soldier in Power-Armour
Here is a really cool 28mm Sci-Fi trooper that Brother Vinni has on their website. It's a shame it's not for sale.
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28mm Sci-Fi
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Dust Tactics, Punisher, Fireball
Here are some upcoming models from Fantasy Flight Games Dust Tactics line called the Punisher and Fireball. I kind of like these.
The Punisher is the heaviest walker the Allies have ever produced, with twin 155mm howitzers to pummel heavily armored walkers and a number of .50 cal and .30 cal machine guns to lay waste to enemy squads foolish enough to approach. The Fireball adheres to the Allies’ traditional strengths–speed, versatility, and lethal attacks at close range. Its deadly Napalm Thrower launches fiery doom at a greater range than ever before, and those fires can consume nearly any enemy unit in a single hit.
The Punisher is the heaviest walker the Allies have ever produced, with twin 155mm howitzers to pummel heavily armored walkers and a number of .50 cal and .30 cal machine guns to lay waste to enemy squads foolish enough to approach. The Fireball adheres to the Allies’ traditional strengths–speed, versatility, and lethal attacks at close range. Its deadly Napalm Thrower launches fiery doom at a greater range than ever before, and those fires can consume nearly any enemy unit in a single hit.
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28mm Sci-Fi,
Dust Tactics
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Spartan Games, Metzger Robot
Here is a good shot of the Metzger Robot from Spartan Games. The Metzger is designed for the Spartan Games Dystopian Wars Prussians, but I am quite certain it could have all sorts of uses in 15mm games. The Robot retails for £14.50. The Metzger comes in two options: walking on land (2mm acrylic base
provided) or wading through the water ready to engage any enemy
shipping.
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15mm Sci-Fi,
Spartan Games
Reaper Miniatures, Lara Kraft and Asiago Jones
Reaper miniatures have come out with two really fun mouse figures Lara Kraft and Asiago Jones Gene Van Horne did a fantastic job with both of these, as did Anne Foerster and Jen Kaufman who painted Lara and Asiago. These belong in some type of board game, where yes, girls might even play. :-)
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28mm Fantasty,
Reaper Miniatures
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Art Crime Productions, Hadai Greens
Here are some greens from Art Crime Productions Hadai line. Art Crime Productions has also launched their web store, so be sure to check them out.
Labels:
15mm Fantasy,
15mm Sci-Fi
Highlander Studios, Space Pals
Highlander Studios have really hit it out of the park with their Space Pals lineup. Not only are the miniatures outstanding, but with every purchase made, part of the proceeds will go to the Red Cross. Right now a donation of $3 for each set will be sent to the Red Cross at the beginning of each month. Pretty cool.
The first set of Space Pals is the Bounty hunter, smuggler and Sasquatch. Sometime around October there will be another release Kendo masters and student.
The Bounty Hunter, Smuggler and Sasquatch come with a two additional pieces (Back pack and crossbow). The first set cost $10 and each additional set costs $7. Below are comparisons with miniatures from Khurasan Miniatures, GZG, MicroPanzer Wargame Studio and RAFM.
The first set of Space Pals is the Bounty hunter, smuggler and Sasquatch. Sometime around October there will be another release Kendo masters and student.
The Bounty Hunter, Smuggler and Sasquatch come with a two additional pieces (Back pack and crossbow). The first set cost $10 and each additional set costs $7. Below are comparisons with miniatures from Khurasan Miniatures, GZG, MicroPanzer Wargame Studio and RAFM.
Bounty Hunter, Smuggler and Sasquatch
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15mm Sci-Fi
Darwin Games, Rise of the Occulites
The new Darwin Games Rise Of The Occulites figures are now available for order. Even if your not into these figures, you have to check out Darwin Games website. It is top notch all the way. If the website is any indication of how the game system is going to pan out, then wow it's going to be amazing.
I would say these figures from the comparison below would work perfectly in both 28mm Fantasy games as well as 15mm fantasy.
Here are some upcoming figures for the Darwin Games Rise of the Occulites line.
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15mm Fantasy,
28mm Fantasty
Friday, August 12, 2011
The Department
Here is something that sounds sort of cool. Joseph Dragovich is working on a new table top miniature game called "The Department".
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1931671462/the-department-sci-fi-noir-tabletop-wargame-rpg
The Department is a tabletop miniature game set in a near future America where Fabricated Human Simulants, also known as fabricants, walk among us. Players take on the role of agents from the U.S. Department of Fabricant Management, a government department charged with policing fabricants and fighting the increasing instances of fabricant-related terrorism.
The Department will be powered by Goalsystem, the game draws heavily on the noir and police procedural dramas and blends in elements of robotic sci-fi. The Department will be an approximately 150 page full color soft cover A4 sized book chock full of art, fiction, and a complete ruleset ready to play straight away.
They are using Kickstarter funding to cover our creative costs and an initial print run. We will also be producing a full color PDF as well as a kindle, ebook, and a printer-friendly Pdf version. You can see a sample of play here.
The Department Sample of Play
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1931671462/the-department-sci-fi-noir-tabletop-wargame-rpg
The Department is a tabletop miniature game set in a near future America where Fabricated Human Simulants, also known as fabricants, walk among us. Players take on the role of agents from the U.S. Department of Fabricant Management, a government department charged with policing fabricants and fighting the increasing instances of fabricant-related terrorism.
The Department will be powered by Goalsystem, the game draws heavily on the noir and police procedural dramas and blends in elements of robotic sci-fi. The Department will be an approximately 150 page full color soft cover A4 sized book chock full of art, fiction, and a complete ruleset ready to play straight away.
They are using Kickstarter funding to cover our creative costs and an initial print run. We will also be producing a full color PDF as well as a kindle, ebook, and a printer-friendly Pdf version. You can see a sample of play here.
The Department Sample of Play
Labels:
15mm Sci-Fi,
28mm Sci-Fi
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Frozen Planet Studios, Steampunk Dragonfly
Frozen Planet Studios has come out with a really cool 28mm steampunk dragonfly machine. I thought it looked pretty awesome. The miniature/vehicle is made out of resin.
The vehicle retails for $40.00 (unpainted) and is perfect for 28/30mm gaming.
The vehicle retails for $40.00 (unpainted) and is perfect for 28/30mm gaming.
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28mm Pulp,
28mm Sci-Fi
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Hydra Miniatures, Valkeeri
Hydra Miniatures is going to have some exciting releases for Gen Con including the Valkeeri (Sweet Sci-Fi Babes), Space Pirate Ships and The Centurions. The Valkeeri were sculpted by John Winter of TinMan Miniatures. The trooper figures are $4.00 each and the leader types are $4.50. You can get 4 troopers and a leader for $18.50 saving you a little $.
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28mm Pulp,
28mm Sci_fi,
Hydra Miniatures
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Rise of the Occulites
If your looking for some kick butt way cool figures that look too fun for words, then you have to check out Rise of the Occulites. The miniatures are sculpted by Bob Olley, one of my favorite sculptors. The plan is to have at least 4 different tribes of miniatures (the big one eyed fellows) and probably a bunch of smaller ones. There are also 4 games in the works.
"Dawn – Rise of the Occulites" (Miniature Board Game)
“Race to Dusk” (Cardgame)
“Dusk – Rise of the Occulites” (Boardgame)
“Time of the Occulites” (Boardgame)
The first game in the series “Dawn – Rise of the Occulites” is a miniatures boardgame. It is set in a time when the Occulite civilisation is just forming. Occulites travel from cave to cave in small tribes. Daily life is tough, with Sungems and territory being vital to a tribe’s ability to survive. The game features objective based skirmish gameplay and sees you steer your tribe through a fully customisable campaign, but pick up and play scenarios are also on offer. Dawn uses an innovative card based action resolution system that is easy to use but difficult to master. This game is pretty much fully fleshed out and is just waiting of figure sculpts to be done before releasing.
Labels:
15mm Comparisons,
15mm Fantasy,
28mm Fantasy
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