First up, we have a new addition to 15mm Sci Fi. Mega Miniatures has released a 15mm version of their Salvage Crew minis.
The poses are a bit... retro (at least by 15mm standards), but they are very faithful reproductions of the popular 28mm range.
Next, we have tons of new goodies from Khurasan Miniatures.
- The long-anticipated Earthdoom range is now on the web store. The Corsair Battle Suits and alien Intruders (pictured above) are the first of many promised releases in this range!
- The End Times post-apocalyptic range has been updated with The Infected - transhuman savages. Even if you're not a post-apoc player, these would be great proxies for Serenity Reavers or the creatures from Pandorum.
- And check out the new Space Demon Great Queen (the Demon Dragon) added to the Federation Forward sci-fi range.
Gamecraft Minis has updated their range of official Tomorrow's War buildings. The Structures For The Humans series now includes a variety of really cool elevated walkways and a raised landing platform. And a second faction, the Marshborn Crusties, now have their own elevated gantries and multi-story buildings.
Brigade Models is steadily upscaling their vehicle range to fit with most current 15mm figures. The M-83 Curtis Hover Tank (pictured above) adds some heavy firepower to the American Republic.
And finally, Combat Wombat has added a range of building accessories and street furniture. These bits are becoming quite popular - excellent for converting electrical boxes, plastic storage containers, or even card/foamcore buildings.
As always - apologies to anyone I missed!
Cheers,
Chris
I don't care about Marshborn Crusties, but those buildings look great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update, some I knew about but others I did not!
ReplyDeleteYes, some stylish alien buildings are never a bad idea. They'd even make decent vaguely Asian-looking human habs for a Firefly-style game :)
ReplyDeleteAs for the Combat Wombat bits... brilliant! All the little details that are a hassle to scratch build, but really make a box look like a building.
Thanks for the update on the figures.
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