Dropzone Commander – one of the most anticipated games of 2012 – launched on the 8th June, and promises to be a superb game of mass sci-fi battles with dropships, tanks and troops in opposing forces with a great ruleset. You can see the full details of the game and miniatures on the Hawk Wargames website at hawkwargames.com.
All the miniatures are resin-cast using state-of-the-art equipment, producing models with exceptional detail, and as such lend themselves to a wide variety of paint schemes. Certainly, when you have terrific miniatures, you want the best case system available to carry them in, and so KR was the natural choice due to our "soft foam for miniatures, hard cases for soft foam" philosophy, which ensures full protection for any fragile parts, and very importantly, does not rub the paint off your models.
KR worked closely with Hawk Wargames to ensure that the custom trays designed for each of the four factions will carry your army with the best protection possible for transport. The final versions of these trays will be added to the KR site during the next few weeks. As, too, will the tray sets for various army configurations, including, of course, the tray sets for the premium army deals which are on offer from Hawk Wargames, and include a KR Multicase and trays for that army set-up.
Dropzone Commander trays can be purchased individually, or in cases bearing the Dropzone Commander logo.
The final trays and sets for each of the factions will be added over the next few weeks, and will be available for pre-orders from the start of July, with shipping from 23rd July to coincide with the shipping date of the miniatures themselves from Hawk Wargames.
Whether you need a small force or one of the large army deals, or even their mega-deal, there is a case to suit your needs. You can choose from any of the wide range of KR Multicases, and match a case to your army size – only the KR modular case and tray system give you this versatility. If your collection grows in the future, then the range of larger KR Multicases can carry them all.