Showing posts with label Children of the Gods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children of the Gods. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 November 2009

Reservoir Doggies!

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Critical Mass Games
15mm Sci Fi Protolenes
Available 23rd November 2009



Critical Mass Games Protolenes (Left)
Khurasan Miniatures Felids (right)


Critical Mass Games Protolene Khanate figure compatability
with other leading 15mm Sci Fi ranges


For more details of the Protolene Hunters click here
For more details of the Protolene Predators click here
For more details of the Protolene Scouts click here

What's the difference between the Protolene troops types as far as the miniatures themselves are concerned?
  • The Scouts are in light armour and have rifles and heavy weapons.
  • The Hunters are in heavy armour and likewise have rifles and heavy weapons.
  • The Predators have heavy armour, pistols and in some instances power claws.
My own plans for using the Protolenes are
  • Protolene 'army' (both regulars and rebels)
  • Sci Fi Egyptian subject 'army'
  • Merc scouts in Human forces
  • Allied/subject race in a combined Felid/Protolene 'army'
  • Individual characters, Mercs, Pirates & Bounty Hounters in character skirmish games.
Cheers
Mark
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Thursday, 5 November 2009

Full Metal Jackals

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Craig at Critical Mass Games kindly send me some samples of the forthcoming Protolene Khanate range, which will be available at the end of the month.

Khurasan Miniatures Felids (left)
Critical Mass Games Protolenes (right)

Without doubt these are excellent miniatures! Craig told me that they learnt a lot from the earlier Arc Fleet releases and put that knowledge into the Protolenes. Well, it shows!

Khurasan Miniatures Felids (left)
Critical Mass Games Protolenes (right)

The photos tonight are just to give you a taster. The figures are even better than any photos I've seen so far suggest. It's a real pleasure to hold them and the execution of some of these miniatures is amongst the best I've ever seen in 15mm.

The Protolenes have a distinct style that is very different and ergonomic than the slightly more angular Felids. In overall build, I would say they are smaller in stature too, not much, but enough on the tabletop to illustrate that they are different species.

They are going to fit a variety of roles in my Sci Fi gaming. From having their own Protolene military formations on the tabletop, to appearing as scouts in human armies and providing more characterful bounty hunters, adventurers and ships crew to populate my game 'verse.

Right! Time to make sure I place an order for more Felids as enemy/allies and look seriously at the potential for a 'Children of the Gods' style army combining the Protolenes with GZG's SG15-SFE1 Sci Fi Egyptians with Jackal headed helmets.

Available on 23rd November from:


Cheers
Mark
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