I’d say 3 factions is better … two is not enough for variety in a (skirmish) game.

I hope you get there.

Mad Robot Miniatures do a large range of arms and hands (as well as other bits). I did notice a “Grognard” line of torsos and heads and Lazguns some RT players might want to look at. The Mad Robot stuff is good, but a little older so should fit those older Necromunda minis. They do have some bare arms as well as Necromunda style arms…[Read more]

Buying from the US to the UK is even worse. After the shipping (which is ridiculous no matter which country you are in), you THEN get hit with a 20% “import duty” (or the government charges VAT on good coming into the UK). BUT if you haven’t paid the import duty when paying for your order (which is then paid by the international vendor, more on…[Read more]

If i make money it would be nice, but i will make a game and a range of minis because its something ive always wanted to do. It will probably cost less than building a couple of new armies and some people maybe will get some fun out of it too. People may think I’ve lost the plot, but my current goal is to make 2 factions and a ruleset to take to…[Read more]

I take your point about the setting. The idea was like you say, to have something people could have some fun sticking mushrooms and fungus all over modern ruined building terrain or mdf buildings they already own.

The reason I started making space goblins was because I love them and they get a bit of a bad deal in most games, in 40k they are just…[Read more]

Gobbos/Goblins always make me think of classic GW goblins … and not some ‘far future’ setting where they have evolved as a new species.

Not quite sure why it even has to be a (former) Earth.

Is this so you can incorporate a (broken) statue of liberty into your maps? 😉

Fictional settings can be tricky to sell to people, but they are worth it…[Read more]