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We are very pleased to bring you a veritable barrage of reinforcements for many of our most popular 15mm sci-fi ranges.
We sometimes hear that we release product too frequently, so we have saved up one big batch, and here it is! Deep breath….
First we have three new codes for our popular End Times post-apocalyptic range. The dreaded Army of the Government uses their advanced tech – power armor and energy weapons – and proper military tactics to destroy ravager and mutant forces many times their number.
But they have redoubtable foes, such as the huge Supersoldier mutant warlords, who lead bands of mutants, and sometimes road outlaws as well, on campaigns of conquest or pillage, the strongest, toughest and most cunning of their kind.
Lurking in the sewers of the dead cities, and in tunnels of their own construction in the broader world, are the Gutter Gophers, hideous hairless creatures that stalk the night, poisoning and dragging off their victims. These models are our first resin small-sized figurines, and come in five poses.
Moving on to our straight 15mm sci-fi range, we are very pleased to bring you more troops for the Sepulvedan Resistance Fighters. Here is a pack of four new poses, including a SAW gunner. All are dressed in the flak vest of the Resistance.
The Resistance also has obtained some heavier firepower with "liberated" Control Battalion mortars. This pack contains two mortar teams.
Next we have the savage alien tribesmen, the Lhurggs. These creatures love their simple Huk-Huk sword above all weapons, and certainly more than the cheap disposable blasters they carry to give themselves some firepower as they charge in with the sword. But once they have used up all the energy in the blaster, often by firing it into the air, they toss it off and get stuck in with the Huk-Huk, which is like a giant electric carving knife. There are four new poses in the set of eight models.
The Lhurggs also make, often from found items, a type of crude mortar called a spike mortar. Sometimes, two Lhurggs crew a single mortar, but other times only one creature will crew each weapon, so we have organized the pack into two different crew and two mortars, and you can choose which arrangement you prefer.
The Felids are our most popular alien range, and so they now have some heavier infantry firepower as well, with the Pouncer Portable Missile System. The set includes two Pouncer launchers and two gunners.
Finally for the 15mm sci-fi new releases are the next set of DPLS passangers – alien bounty hunters, not Sanctioned Non-Humans at all, so it takes some playing with the ship's computer to even get them onboard! But these serious-minded hombres have places to go and people to find, so they are profitable passengers. The set is of five different alien bounty hunters.
Our Eldritch Horror range, Little Carinthia, gets its share of new models as well, starting with the malicious little imps of the earthly demon lord, Great Ba-He-Mot (sometimes called "Behemoth"). What these diminutive cyclopses lack in strength, they make up for in numbers and malice.
Far mightier and more malevolent creatures emerge from the pit when Ba-He-Mot stirs, such as his closest servants, the Chosen of Ba-He-Mot. These pitiless winged demons range far and wide reconnoitering the world at large for the Worm Goat even as he slumbers, such as one loosed in the Jersey pine barrens hundreds of years ago. The pack contains two different Chosen demons.
Similar to the Chosen, but not wearing the mark of Ba-He-Mot on their face, are the Pit Fiends, worshipers of the Fell One who have been granted immortality in exchange for eternal service. They lead the imps on their nightly excursions, but unlike the Imps, they tower over mortal men. The pack contains two different Pit Fiends.
Here's a look at a Chosen of Ba-He-Mot next to a human, to give some impression of their size:
Look away from the woods (if you dare) to the shoreline of Little Carinthia, and you may spy a weird new threat, risen from the sea to prepare the world for the coming of the Octopus God, the Deep Ones, fishmen who rise from the shoreline, stinking of the murk, unblinking and terrifying. The pack is twelve Deep Ones in six poses.
Last but not least, our Planet 15 range of B-movie sci-fi gets a boost, the dreaded OG Robot of the little green Martian, who shoots lasers from his eyes (literally) and whose Electro-Fists can "tear down a house in seconds!"
All available now! Go to the link below, which is a gateway to our sci-fi, fantasy and horror ranges.