
"28mm figures for Venus expedition" Topic
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Bobgnar  | 02 Aug 2026 3:59 p.m. PST |
I want to do a game set on Venus 1880-1920. I need some 28mm human figures with some sort of breathing apparatus. I am inspired by article in Wargames Illustrated but do not like the figures with diving helmets. What else is out there? Thanks |
robert piepenbrink  | 02 Aug 2026 4:36 p.m. PST |
How good's your 3D-printing? I'm visualizing "great white hunter" stuff suitable for "The Lost World" or "King Solomon's Mines," but heads with WWI gas masks. Or, investigation could show that, at least in the Highland Regions, the air is thick and wet, but breathable. Not much point in doing VSF if we can't adjust the pseudo-science to suit ourselves. (MY Victorian hunters are on Barsoom, looking for banths, apts, sandcats and maybe giant white apes. They report that the air is cold, thin and dry, but breathable.) |
Eumelus  | 02 Aug 2026 5:04 p.m. PST |
Could you glue Space Marine helmets and chopped-down jump-packs (painted bronze and perhaps with a wire or sprue hose attaching the "respirator" to the helmet) atop redcoated British troops? Older GW space marines and sprues are pretty common in flea market sell-offs. |
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