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 Warzone Resurrection wrote:
Good morning dakkadakka.

Here we have some quick photos of 1 piece, Space Crusade board game miniatures, yes, 1 piece, no assembly required manufactured using a hybrid of plastic and resin (no it's not restic or PVC!).

I'll post a bit more about our new manufacturing process later, as I believe it's a game changer for the industry, especially in board game miniatures production/cost/quality departments (0_o sorry really excited engineer here!)

So the boxed board game you are taking preorders for will contain these 1 piece miniatures and not the resin miniatures that you're selling currently?

Well I got my little cheesecake army in the mail. I know these girls are not to everyone's taste design wise. But the sculpting, detail and casts are amazing.

Super detailed and very crisp. They are also nice and tall and fit perfect next to my little true scale marine experiment.

Over all..I'm super impressed

Well done Prodoss

I'm interested to hear more about this casting process. Where are the details?

Kudos on improving the models by the way.

Hi there so we are working on Armoured version of troops minis as well, what's dakkadakka take on it:




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skarsol wrote:

 Warzone Resurrection wrote:
Good morning dakkadakka.

Here we have some quick photos of 1 piece, Space Crusade board game miniatures, yes, 1 piece, no assembly required manufactured using a hybrid of plastic and resin (no it's not restic or PVC!).

I'll post a bit more about our new manufacturing process later, as I believe it's a game changer for the industry, especially in board game miniatures production/cost/quality departments (0_o sorry really excited engineer here!)

So the boxed board game you are taking preorders for will contain these 1 piece miniatures and not the resin miniatures that you're selling currently?

Hi there, yes, all miniatures in the board game are 1 piece models, same goes for hero models we have got on pre-order.

There is a bit of a disconnect between the lightweight padded undersuit and the mega-heavy clunky boots and gauntlets. Almost like they are rushing off to battle only half dressed in their gear. I like the individual parts, just not together.

If you built up the whole model to the level of the armored bits, that would be fine.
If you took the padded undersuit, and had some lightweight reinforcements, that would be fine.

But I can’t get behind this half/half thing.

Like Nevelon said. I really like the armored part, but it feels like the rest of the armor is missing.
Also… is there a hole in the breastplate?

Definitely looks like a boob window to me. It's amazing how warzone can post in this thread where they are trying to get money out of people but won't post in the thread where they actually have to deliver the product people have paid for.

UNCLEBADTOUCH wrote:
Definitely looks like a boob window to me. It's amazing how warzone can post in this thread where they are trying to get money out of people but won't post in the thread where they actually have to deliver the product people have paid for.

In the other thread, people are mean, asking them questions and pointing out when they are dishonest.

Maybe Warzone and Palladium Books can compare notes on how to take their customer's money and not deliver on product

 rayphoton wrote:
Well I got my little cheesecake army in the mail. I know these girls are not to everyone's taste design wise. But the sculpting, detail and casts are amazing.

Super detailed and very crisp. They are also nice and tall and fit perfect next to my little true scale marine experiment.

Over all..I'm super impressed

Well done Prodoss

Is there any chance you could do a comparison pic of a few of them with a space marine, marine terminator (chaos or reg) and a sister of battle if you happen to own any of those models

Would be really awesome

Thanks

kore5022 wrote:

 rayphoton wrote:
Well I got my little cheesecake army in the mail. I know these girls are not to everyone's taste design wise. But the sculpting, detail and casts are amazing.

Super detailed and very crisp. They are also nice and tall and fit perfect next to my little true scale marine experiment.

Over all..I'm super impressed

Well done Prodoss

Is there any chance you could do a comparison pic of a few of them with a space marine, marine terminator (chaos or reg) and a sister of battle if you happen to own any of those models

Would be really awesome

Thanks

I can and I will...let me dig out some terminators to do a comparison.

I was just watching the BOW weekender with an interview with prodos, was kinda impressed how they can have some fairly dynamic poses + a base and have them be all 1-piece sculpts. Are they really detailed like metal or resin? or are they flimsy "board game minis" ? Painted pics look good but I don't know if those are resin masters or the production minis..?

the ones sold in the online store are super detailed resin...not like board game minis at all.

Detail is sharp and deep , seam lines..easy to clean.

There not attaches to the base and the arms had to be attaches separately ...but...zero work reallly

kore5022 wrote:

 rayphoton wrote:
Well I got my little cheesecake army in the mail. I know these girls are not to everyone's taste design wise. But the sculpting, detail and casts are amazing.

Super detailed and very crisp. They are also nice and tall and fit perfect next to my little true scale marine experiment.

Over all..I'm super impressed

Well done Prodoss

Is there any chance you could do a comparison pic of a few of them with a space marine, marine terminator (chaos or reg) and a sister of battle if you happen to own any of those models

Would be really awesome

Thanks

As requested



From left to right
BOC Marine i attempted to scale up by adding some putty the connection points, a normal marine, a cheesecake marine, a cheese cake termy and a true scale marine I made using termy legs

Enjoy
Ray

Afternoon Dakkdakka, something we are working on for SC, a Heroine (one piece model) in this style will be added to the Main SC box, in both versions (to be shown next week).

A squad of 5 Anubis Warriors (assembly required) will be available next month.

Fluff to follow with next release.

Let us know what you think.

The models look a lot more internally coherent then most of your previous ones. Can’t say I’m all that fond the theme, but they are a solid representation of female wolf things in heavy armor.

Those look very nice! Those claws are great, as is their hair. I'd not have a use for dog ladies, but I'd definitely get some of those if their heads could be swapped out easily.

That's substantially better.
Like the sisters corsets or the Astartes gap beneath the breastplate, I can reason that the 'undersuit' includes ribbing to support the top half of the power armour.
It looks substantially more flexible than Astartes plate but more protective than Sororitas.

I may order some of these soon.

The Anubis are a lot better. The waists are still oddly slim for such heavy armour and it's not enough for me to buy it yet but it is a step forward.

Those gals look much better. I really wasn't a fan of the missing breastplate look they had before, but all the new sculpts they add keep getting better.

So the replacement Mamoona arms finally got to me after what seems like forever and they're decent. Way more mold slip than in the previous shipment, but it's through the organic portions, so I guess yay Nurgle? Not worth messing with another replacement attempt.

They did toss in one of the new one piece models (Nyx) for my troubles and I have to say that they've got some kind of magic process going on for these. Based on the mold line it looks like a standard two piece mold (with very minor slippage) but the flash left on it seems to indicate much smaller feed/vent lines.

Got in the Belzeeba. More molding issues that are going to be pretty difficult to fix. Also, their scale is weird. Both Mamoona and Belzeeba are shown on their website as being 110mm but Belzeeba is a good inch taller than Mamoona if you go by eyes/top of head, and a half inch taller if you go by the tip of the raised weapons. Belzeeba is right about 110mm to the eyes, but Mamoona is closer to 75mm scale.

That said, if it weren't for the molding issues, Belzeeba would be 5 inches of cool model. Unfortunate that she towers over Mamoona.

skarsol wrote:
Got in the Belzeeba. More molding issues that are going to be pretty difficult to fix. Also, their scale is weird. Both Mamoona and Belzeeba are shown on their website as being 110mm but Belzeeba is a good inch taller than Mamoona if you go by eyes/top of head, and a half inch taller if you go by the tip of the raised weapons. Belzeeba is right about 110mm to the eyes, but Mamoona is closer to 75mm scale.

That said, if it weren't for the molding issues, Belzeeba would be 5 inches of cool model. Unfortunate that she towers over Mamoona.

Pics?

 =Angel= wrote:

Spoiler:

That's substantially better.
Like the sisters corsets or the Astartes gap beneath the breastplate, I can reason that the 'undersuit' includes ribbing to support the top half of the power armour.
It looks substantially more flexible than Astartes plate but more protective than Sororitas.

I may order some of these soon.

That is 100% better. I really like these now.

 rayphoton wrote:

skarsol wrote:
Got in the Belzeeba. More molding issues that are going to be pretty difficult to fix. Also, their scale is weird. Both Mamoona and Belzeeba are shown on their website as being 110mm but Belzeeba is a good inch taller than Mamoona if you go by eyes/top of head, and a half inch taller if you go by the tip of the raised weapons. Belzeeba is right about 110mm to the eyes, but Mamoona is closer to 75mm scale.

That said, if it weren't for the molding issues, Belzeeba would be 5 inches of cool model. Unfortunate that she towers over Mamoona.

Pics?

Is there actually a clear picture of what's intended, model-wise, in the box set anywhere?

there is not.....which is admittedly weird

Those wacky guys and their non-conformist approach to selling miniatures.

And is there a comparison between the PG-13 box and 18+ box miniatures?

again...there is not...See aforementioned comment

"Those wacky guys and their non-conformist approach to selling miniatures"

I don't think its good marketing but..meh...who am I to judge...