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Post by: Hoarmurel
Hello there
I think this is not published yet, if i'm wrong please excuse me...
Knight Models have posted pics of their new models for October. First of all, they have released a set of 5 multi-pose Stormtroopers in 30 mm. scale, with a great quality IMHO. If you click the links there are some more views.
Box of 5 multi-pose SW Stormtroopers. Link to the KM web: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=50
Sculpted by Israel González.
And there are other new models from this brand this month...
The first one is also in 30 mm. they have released the bounty-hunter Boba Fett:
Sculpted by José Luis Roig (who is one of the Infinity main sculptors if you remember him). Link to KM website: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=70
And there are more bigger scale figures for painters and collectors, also released this month:
Darth Vader bust. 1/10 scale. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=56
Sculpted by Ángel Terol.
Gamorrean Guard. Star Wars 70 mm. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=55
Sculpted by Roberto Chaudón.
Navy SEALs, military series 70 mm. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=54
Sculpted by Darko Vagarik.
Loki, Marvel 70 mm. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=51
Sculpted by José Caballero Delso.
Cheers!
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Post by: Popsicle
*Gasp*
Plastic Stormtroopers! My life is complete!
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Post by: BrookM
Those are metal if I read the site correctly.
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Post by: shingouki
http://www.knightmodels.com/
A good looking selection imo.
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Post by: Erasoketa
Popsicle wrote:*Gasp*
Plastic Stormtroopers! My life is complete!
I think they are metal, actually :\ Sorry
Loving the Stormtroopers and Boba Fett! And wondering how could I use 5 stormtroopers in Infinity...
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Post by: poipo32
They are resin and metal.
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Post by: Kurgash
Now we can test in the game to see if they can indeed hit the broadside of a barn.
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Post by: Delephont
Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
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Post by: NAVARRO
Delephont wrote:Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
You can buy them at Maelstrom for example and save on shipping.
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Post by: Delephont
NAVARRO wrote:Delephont wrote:Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
You can buy them at Maelstrom for example and save on shipping.
Maelstrom don't have the latest products from Knights, and speaking to one of the store guys yesterday, he said they would only carry the Star Wars line right now. I really wanted that Navy Seal guy  and some of the Marvel characters.
Anyway, just seems like a strange move from Knight Models to stop selling direct.
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Post by: Cruentus
Delephont wrote:Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
I'd be curious about this as well. With Fett just released I was going to place a sizeable order. I guess I won't, or have to wait for Maelstrom to get all the stuff I might want. Oh well. Money saved.
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Post by: Delephont
Cruentus wrote:Delephont wrote:Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
I'd be curious about this as well. With Fett just released I was going to place a sizeable order. I guess I won't, or have to wait for Maelstrom to get all the stuff I might want. Oh well. Money saved.
Argentina is on the pull down shipping list, so you can probably order direct!
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Post by: brettz123
Those look nice but they are amazingly expensive.
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Post by: Breotan
Anyone notice that Vader's unmasked head seem to sit a little high up on his shoulders?
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Post by: Hoarmurel
Delephont wrote:Looks like Knight Models no longer sell to the US or UK direct. Their website is all in spanish with no option to change the language to English......but more importantly, when you try to buy something, and want to select a shipping destination, there is no option to select the UK or US.
I wonder if it's something to do with license agreements? but even that doesn't make sense, as they will ship to almost every other region in Europe?
Any of our Spanish members know what's going on?
Honestly i don't know...
However, if i'm not wrong, i know that these models can be found in some stores of Uk and USA. I know... that is not the best solution, but if you are not in a hurry to get the models, i think those stores would have them eventually.
The only last thing i can suggest you is to write them to their Customer service email: atencionalcliente@knightmodels.com
I think they sell many minis out of Spain, so if you write them asking for order the last releases, i'm sure they will answer you.
I hope that could help
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Post by: Norn King
Take him away! he is part of the rebel alliance and will be shot!
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Post by: Byte
Very cool looking Storm Troopers.
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Post by: Cruentus
Delephont wrote:Argentina is on the pull down shipping list, so you can probably order direct!
Sadly, after 9 weeks, I only have one day left in Argentina.
I'll have to check out various US/ UK companies, and just wait till they have stock.
I do like these figs.
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Post by: Sidstyler
Those stormtroopers look great, almost as if someone had literally shrunk down the actors dressed up in the suits, lol. That's some good sculpting.
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Post by: -Loki-
I'm going to have to buy some Stormtroopers, Boba Fett and Asyla Secura 30mm models. Not that I ever plan to use them, but painting them will be a blast.
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Post by: warboss
I like the active poses on the stormtroopers. Nice sculpts as usual from the company. Eventually, I hope to put in an order for a few characters and *fingers crossed* clonetroopers! Pure conjecture on my part but episode 2 clonetroopers would be awesome!
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Post by: insaniak
Yup, the Knight Models range continues to impress. I haven't bought any of these so far because of the price, but I think if they're around for long enough sooner or later I'm going to cave...
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Post by: Velour_Fog
25 Euros for 5 Stormtroopers? Say whaaaaat?
I suppose that's similar value for money as forgeworld.
edit: Even worse value for money, actually! Never thought it possible.
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Post by: Vain
Skarwael wrote:25 Euros for 5 Stormtroopers? Say whaaaaat?
I suppose that's similar value for money as forgeworld.
edit: Even worse value for money, actually! Never thought it possible.
Great sculpting + licensing fees = cost.
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Post by: Velour_Fog
Vain wrote:Skarwael wrote:25 Euros for 5 Stormtroopers? Say whaaaaat?
I suppose that's similar value for money as forgeworld.
edit: Even worse value for money, actually! Never thought it possible.
Great sculpting + licensing fees = cost.
I know what would factor into the price, It's still terrible value for money.
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Post by: paulson games
For people looking for a US seller, Cool Mini Or Not carries the Knight line of minis.
They had a bunch of the 70 mm minis at Adepticon last April, they also had the actual painted models they used for the box art on display really awesome stuff. I know they did stormtroopers and Boba Fett in 54mm sclae and they looked pretty much the same. They aren't particuarly cheap but they are intended for display piecces, the detail and quality of casting is through the roof.
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Post by: Delephont
I can vouch for the quality and pricing of the 75mm figures. Actually they are pretty much in line with other 75mm figures out, at least within a £5 tolerance.
As far as the cost of the 30mm miniatures, I'm not so sure. Clearly these are intended for the miniatures gamers out there, but considering there is no "official" game to support these miniatures.......
I'll probably cave in and grab the Boba Fett 30mm for use in Infinity as a MERC, maybe even the Jedi minis as well, but certainly my main focus is the larger scale "for display" miniatures.
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Post by: Mad4Minis
Skarwael wrote:25 Euros for 5 Stormtroopers? Say whaaaaat?
I suppose that's similar value for money as forgeworld.
edit: Even worse value for money, actually! Never thought it possible.
For the US customers its better. 25 euro is about $35 USD...that makes them cheaper than a squad of plastic Terminators, and right about the same as Forgeworld MK armors...which require additional parts (and cost) to complete.
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Post by: Kroothawk
Guess it was about time: The Necron overlord and his Lychguard
http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=85
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Post by: Scottywan82
SICK. Love these models, I only wish they were hard plastic.
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Post by: Kid_Kyoto
TEMPT ME NOT!
I wonder if I have enough battle droids to do a necron force...
Well i'll know next week when my stuff arrives.
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Post by: Scottywan82
Has anyone on here actually purchased some of these? 70mm or 30mm?
I'm just curious about the quality in your hands.
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Post by: jah-joshua
i have both 30mm and 70mm minis from Knight...
they are great sculpts, but heavy on the mouldlines...
30mm are not heroic scale, so the detail is very fine, making the mouldlines seem that much more extreme...
i love the 30mm sculpts, but they don't feel like a good value for the money...
they are awesome pieces that you pay a premium for...
70mm, on the other hand, are limited edition (500 each w/ great packaging) and display oriented...
they feel like money well spent, even for the $100 Scout Trooper on Speeder Bike...
hope that helps...
cheers
jah
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Post by: Hoarmurel
Scottywan82 wrote:Has anyone on here actually purchased some of these? 70mm or 30mm?
I'm just curious about the quality in your hands.
In my experience, i think these are really good quality models, if not, i would not have posted them here.
I have a 70 mm. model and some 30 mm. models and i didn't notice any excessive mould line or bad casting... of course, this is my experience.
However, i posted time ago a review of the Darth Vader 70 mm. model in my blog. It's in spanish, but there are many pictures, so check it if you wish:
http://tabladelavarwargames.blogspot.com/2010/11/darth-vader-resena-de-la-miniatura.html
BTW, there are also some other miniatures from Knight Models this month. All 70 mm. these ones:
Chewbacca: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=84&id_lang=1
Ghost Rider: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=83&id_lang=1
Moon Knight: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=82&id_lang=1
Cheers!
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Post by: insaniak
Greivous' guards are brilliant. I may have to pick up a few of those to replace my WotC versions... they're rather prone to Bendy-ankle Syndrome, due to their legs being so thin.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
I have edited the thread title. So we can post all the news of this brand in this thread, in a similar way to other brand's threads on this forum.
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Post by: Grot 6
Great looking sculpts!!!
Any platoon boxed sets, yet?
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Post by: Guildsman
Holy crap, they even made Moon Knight cool! But in all seriousness, these are excellent sculpts, and excellent paint jobs too. Do we know who does their paint work?
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Post by: Sidstyler
I'm still not sure how a crossbow laser works.
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Post by: Kroothawk
Sidstyler wrote:I'm still not sure how a crossbow laser works.
Just take a piece of laser light (see laser sword) and shoot it
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Post by: insaniak
Sidstyler wrote:I'm still not sure how a crossbow laser works.
From Wookieepedia:
The bowcasters were clip-loaded with usually six explosive bolts per clip. However some Wookiees developed a bowcaster that fired pure blaster bolts and no clip was required.[1]
A polarizing orb sat at each end of the bow, generating a magnetic field used to accelerate the quarrels.[5] After cocking the weapon, a simple trigger sped the quarrel forward and charged it in an envelope of plasmoid.
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Post by: Lord Poison
any other superhero miniatures in the rough scale of warhammer stuff?
never seen any before, I don't want to have to convert my own (if I do they will be skaven as these characters) lol
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Post by: Kroothawk
Lord Poison wrote:any other superhero miniatures in the rough scale of warhammer stuff?
never seen any before, I don't want to have to convert my own (if I do they will be skaven as these characters) lol
They are called Heroclix
Several hundred super heroes from marvel, DC and Indies.
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Post by: Tlo1048
Those are really awesome!
I like the Seals ones alot too!
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Post by: Lord Poison
Kroothawk wrote:Lord Poison wrote:any other superhero miniatures in the rough scale of warhammer stuff?
never seen any before, I don't want to have to convert my own (if I do they will be skaven as these characters) lol
They are called Heroclix
Several hundred super heroes from marvel, DC and Indies.
something slightly better quality then that lol ?
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Post by: Hoarmurel
New models for December. More info and pics in the links.
Marvel ltd. ed. 70 mm.
Captain America, sculpted by Jerome Renaud, painted by José M. Palomares. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=88
Star Wars ltd. ed. 70 mm.
Jabba the Hutt and slave Leia. Sculpted by Alfonso Gozalo (Leia) and Romain Van Den Bogaert (Jabba and everything else). Painted by José M. Palomares. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=90
Star Wars busts.
Boba Fett bust 1/10 scale. Sculpted by José Miguel Caballero Delso and painted by José Manuel Palomares: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=89
Star Wars 30 mm.
Scout Trooper on Speeder bike. Sculpted by Israel Gonzalez Mojarro and painted by Rubén Martínez: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=91
And there is an offer of the Stormtroopers + the new scout on bike. It's cheaper than buying them individually: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=95
I like a lot the bike.
Cheers!
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Post by: Padre
Stormtroopers and Jabba look brilliant.
BUT...
It looks to me like they got Leia's face wrong...she looks "off" somehow...almost like the shape is "near, but not quite", compared to Carrie Fisher's in EP VI...
Padre^.
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Post by: Jerrous Illandry
insaniak wrote:Sidstyler wrote:I'm still not sure how a crossbow laser works.
From Wookieepedia:
The bowcasters were clip-loaded with usually six explosive bolts per clip. However some Wookiees developed a bowcaster that fired pure blaster bolts and no clip was required.[1]
A polarizing orb sat at each end of the bow, generating a magnetic field used to accelerate the quarrels.[5] After cocking the weapon, a simple trigger sped the quarrel forward and charged it in an envelope of plasmoid.

It's may also be of interest that it takes tremendous strength to cock a Wookie crossbow. In one of the original Han Solo books, Han fires off a charge from Chewie's Bowcaster but is unable to chamber a second quarrel.
Just a snippet of useless trivia.
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Post by: fire4effekt
Yeah it looks like young Fisher body and old fisher face.
Also the Scout troopers helmet looks off.
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Post by: Uriels_Flame
Captain America sculpt looks off a bit - scale the size of his bicep/tricep...
That's a huge arm from carrying that shield all day.
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Post by: insaniak
I think a lot of the problem with Leia's face is just from the stark highlighting. A softer paintjob would probably help a lot.
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Post by: MoD_Legion
jah-joshua wrote:
they feel like money well spent, even for the $100 Scout Trooper on Speeder Bike...
I got the speeder bike, and to be honest I was not that impressed with the quality, especially the resin pieces are not that well formed, perpendicular edges are not quite perpendicular etc.
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Post by: streamdragon
Boba Fett is overrated!
There, I said it and I'm not taking it back!
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Post by: Mad4Minis
ZOMG General Grievous...one of my favorite characters...want want want...
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Post by: Gamble
streamdragon wrote:Boba Fett is overrated!
You just made the list
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Post by: buckero0
Leia's head is way too big as well as an awkward pose ( understandable, after all, she's chained to Jabba).
I've always wondered how much of a market there is for something like this. It seems oversaturated and outdated
Maybe I'm just burnt out. Phantom Menace and Ruination of the Clones distorted my SW world.
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Post by: Mad4Minis
buckero0 wrote:
Maybe I'm just burnt out. Phantom Menace and Ruination of the Clones distorted my SW world.
I dont get all the hate for the series. Sure, it was watered down a bit for the kiddies, but overall enjoyable IMO. I think some people simply over rate the original trilogy...and thats coming from a fan. Hell, Ive even gone as far as to spend some time playing a Star Wars RPG campaign.
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Post by: Kroothawk
The clone Wars TV series is very popular among kids (and some older Star Wars fans). Personally I like the design of Episodes 1-3 incl. Clone Wars series much much more than Episodes 4-6.
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Post by: jah-joshua
MoD_Legion wrote:jah-joshua wrote:
they feel like money well spent, even for the $100 Scout Trooper on Speeder Bike...
I got the speeder bike, and to be honest I was not that impressed with the quality, especially the resin pieces are not that well formed, perpendicular edges are not quite perpendicular etc.
never said i was looking forward to building and painting it...hahahahaha
it does seem like there will be a lot of prep...
i'm in the middle of prep work on the 72mm Boba Fett right now...
loads of file work, and any hoses and straps are quite fiddly...
also, the nozzles on the jetpack are connected by a tiny bit of metal and will have to be clipped off and pinned back on...
most of us have piles of unpainted stuff, so the packaging strikes me before the build and paint work needed...
the tin, artwork, and collector's card are a nice touch for an expensive 70mm mini...
makes them feel unique and special, and justifies some of the cost...
overall, the big guys don't feel like such a huge task to prep in comparison to the 30mm guys...
they are so small and fiddly that the moldlines seem that much more extreme...
working over the 30mm Han Solo (a one-piece mini) does not make me look forward to any of the guys with seperate arms or lightsabres...
as a Star Wars fan, i am stoked that these minis exist...
i've never been a fan of Marvel, but the two modern soldiers are definitely on my wish list...
those guys have me excited to drop $60 a mini, which is a rare thing...
cheers
jah
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Post by: Mad4Minis
FRP Games has most if not all of the series:
http://frpgames.com/cart.php?skip=0&m=product_list&c=2823
Yes the 5 pack of Storm Troopers is there. Of course the 30mm Boba Fett is sold out...theres a shock.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
Hello there
New stuff from Knight Models, this time all is for the ' wargames friendly' 30 mm. Star Wars series.
More info and pics in the links:
- Battle Droids. 5 models blister/box (i don't know), sculpted by Israel González, painted by Alfonso Giraldes. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=106
- Super Battle Droids. 4 models blister/box, sculpted by Israel González, painted by José Manuel Palomares. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=108
And some really interesting discount sets.
- Republic Jedis Set. Box/Blister with 7 models. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=112
- Separatist Droid Army. Box set with 15 battle droids, 8 super battle droids, General Grievous and magna guard and Count Dooku. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=110
I think the last army box is an interesting option for a Star Wars RPG game or some wargames with robot-like soldiers (necrons?).
I hope this could be interesting.
Cheers!
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Post by: Morathi's Darkest Sin
Damn, love both the jedi box and the Separatist box, really nice range they have over there now.
First time in ages, I've been tempted to buy models just for paint and display.
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Post by: Necros
always thought a droid necron army would be fun  There's your warriors and immortals right there.
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Post by: H.B.M.C.
Nifty.
Now we need a Clone Trooper army to match the Droids.
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Post by: Kroothawk
For a bulk of Battle Droids, the Wizard prepainted ones are very convenient and much cheaper. Waiting for Droidica miniatures though.
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Post by: The Dwarf Wolf
Yeah kroot, i agree with you, even the tau/necron conveted ones are a lot more cheaper... Those minis are great, but they are a hell lot of expensive, very out of my possibilities fos small toy soldiers :(
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Post by: Dysartes
H.B.M.C. wrote:Nifty.
Now we need a Clone Trooper army to match the Droids.
Is the Storm Trooper set close enough, HBMC? I think it is shown earlier in the thread.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
Hello there.
New models and some info about this company.
First of all the minis, all new releases this month, more images and info on the links.
For the 70 mm. scale Marvel Universe ltd. edition models:
- Elektra. Sculpted by Carles Vaquero, painted by Jose M. Palomares. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=113
For the 70 mm. scale Military Series. Modern day soldiers:
- Delta Force. Sculpted by Darko Bagaric, painted by Jose M. Palomares. Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=114
For the 30 mm. scale Star Wars models:
- Emperor Royal Guards. Blister with 2. Sculpted by Israel González, painted by Jose M. Palomares. LinK: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=115
Some info:
- It seems that Knight Models have experienced some issues and problems with the caster company, so several faulty models have been sold, apparently unnoticed. So the manager of KM has said that any customer that could have experienced any problem or mistake with the KM miniatures, can get in touch with them by their customer service email: atencionalcliente@knightmodels.com
And a pair of rumours i have read on some spanish websites. I think they are very interesting, so i post them here. However, I cannot say how accurate are them, so take it as you wish...
- It has been said that Knight Models could be after another license to make a new range. Apparently this license could be DC Comics. So we could expect models for Batman, Superman and all the other DC folks...
- And one interesting. It has been said that KM could be developing or about to launch a wargame set in the Star Wars universe, to use their 30 mm. range. Some people says that could be the Clone Wars, so this would explain the Separatist Droid Army that we could see last month...
I hope this could be interesting, and excuse my bad english, i hope was understandable enough...
Cheers
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Post by: poipo32
Well I really hope they will come out with a clone army, because I would love one.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
Hello there!
More News and info about Knight Models:
This weekend has taken place the II Concurso de Modelismo Estático de Leganés, in Madrid, Spain. In this show there was a stand of Knight Models, where there were showed some previews and interesting stuff.
I have to say clearly, I didn't attend to this show, but i have sought all i can find about it in the different spanish forums and websites, so i can post the info here... It's important to say this, because all the images below belong to their authors and websites, i only post them to spread the information
Like i said previously in this thread, it had been said that KM was behind a new license. Well this is CONFIRMED. What's more, not only one, but TWO new licenses for another two ranges of collectors models for this brand. They are:
- DC Comics.
and
- The Lord of the Rings (movies).
And one pic to prove all this:
- General view of the new stuff:
And, if somebody would like to see them, in the following links, closer pics of the models, text it's in spanish, but you only have to click on the images to watch them, i have all together there so it's easier
- Boromir, for the new LOTR licensed range: http://tabladelavarwargames.blogspot.com/2012/03/knight-models-el-senor-de-los-anillos.html
- Superman, Lex Luthor, The Joker and Robin for the new DC Comics licensed range: http://tabladelavarwargames.blogspot.com/2012/03/knight-models-espectaculares-noticias.html
As you can see, all those models are waiting for approval of the companies, so they can change a little from these to the actual released models. However i think they are so cool that DC will undoubtedly approve them. Or at least they should do it!
On the other hand, there isn't any word yet about the Star Wars wargame, i'll keep searching info about it to bring all the rumours and info here, i think if that is confirmed could be really interesting for a number of people.
I hope this could be interesting
Cheers!
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Post by: Erasoketa
I've never dared to paint big scale minis, but I always wanted a Superman figure... small step for me, big step for Knight Models (double licenses than before).
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Post by: brettz123
Why do you not ship to the United States? I and three other people I know have not been able to order from you directly because of this reason. I have attempted several times to contact you through your email and on Facebook with no success.
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Post by: VermGho5t
Anyone else find Vader's neck freakishly long in the first few images?
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Post by: Erasoketa
brettz123 wrote:Why do you not ship to the United States? I and three other people I know have not been able to order from you directly because of this reason. I have attempted several times to contact you through your email and on Facebook with no success.
I think nobody from the company posts here, so I don't have an answer. But I do know that some American stores like coolminiornot.com sell their products. You might use that if you like it.
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Post by: Dysartes
Maelstrom has some of the range in stock, as far as I'm aware.
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Post by: azazel the cat
Looks like Leia needs to take a sick day today...
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Post by: Sarigar
One could only hope for a SW wargame based off these models. Absolutlely beautiful models.
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Post by: AgeOfEgos
Is that Harrison Ford's face on Carrie Fisher's body? I can't unfreaking see that now.
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Post by: Dribblie77
Yes someone please create a star wars wargame would be popular so cant believe their is not one already!!
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Post by: Armorum Ferrum
Leia's morning sickness - still a wicked model though
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Post by: Kroothawk
Finally a good Asdrubal Vect model for my Ravager
Dribblie77 wrote:Yes someone please create a star wars wargame would be popular so cant believe their is not one already!!
Wizards of the Coast made one for years, now OOP.
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Post by: brettz123
Erasoketa wrote:brettz123 wrote:Why do you not ship to the United States? I and three other people I know have not been able to order from you directly because of this reason. I have attempted several times to contact you through your email and on Facebook with no success.
I think nobody from the company posts here, so I don't have an answer. But I do know that some American stores like coolminiornot.com sell their products. You might use that if you like it.
I just assumed you were from the company! Oh well. I would order from coolminiornot but it is significantly more expensive so I am not doing that. Thanks for answering.
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Post by: Conrad Turner
What is it with the necks? Lex Luthor, long neck. superman, off the shoulder outfit.
Best one of the bunch. Joker. I shall so be getting that one! Shirt will be a PITA to paint, but what the hey. Maybe they'll do a transfer for it.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
brettz123 wrote:Erasoketa wrote:brettz123 wrote:Why do you not ship to the United States? I and three other people I know have not been able to order from you directly because of this reason. I have attempted several times to contact you through your email and on Facebook with no success.
I think nobody from the company posts here, so I don't have an answer. But I do know that some American stores like coolminiornot.com sell their products. You might use that if you like it.
I just assumed you were from the company! Oh well. I would order from coolminiornot but it is significantly more expensive so I am not doing that. Thanks for answering.
Well if you were thinking on me, no, sadly, for make it clear: I didn't work for any miniatures company. I'm only a hobbyist who think the job of some companies is so cool that I must share it with as many people as I can!  Like in this case! Only for the love of it
However i think KM have had some issues with work oversaturation in the past. It could be the same in this case. They really are a small company, formed by 5 or 7 people, i think... So if i were you, i would try again. I found this email address, besides the one they have on their website, in case you would like to try: atencionalcliente@knightmodels.com
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Post by: Hoarmurel
New releases from KM:
The first of their new DC 70 mm. miniatures range is the Joker, previewed some days ago as wip, now is finished and officialy released. There are more images of all these models in the links to the KM web.
- Joker sculpted by Alfonso Gozalo, painted by Alfonso Giraldes (Banshee):
LinK: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=119
image:
For the 70 mm. Star Wars range:
- Wicket, Ewok. Sculpted by Iván Santurio, painted by José Manuel Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=120
Image:
And finally, for the 30 mm. Star Wars range, a new droid:
- Battle Droid on Speeder Bike. Sculpted by Israel González, painted by José Manuel Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=121
Image:
IMHO, i think the Joker is absolutely awesome, is just looks like the actor!
Cheers!
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Post by: Kanluwen
I wish for Robin that they were doing the more "modern" uniform rather than the "classic" look.
It just looks so hideous compared to Tim Drake/Damian's.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
So, again some new releases from Knight Models.
More images and info in the links.
For the DC in 70 mm. range:
- Superman, sculpted by Jerome Renaud, painted by Jose M. Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=122
Image:
- Lex Luthor, sculpted by José Caballero Delso, painted by José M. Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=128
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For the new LoTR in 70 mm. range:
- Boromir, sculpted by Darko Bagaric, painted by Alfonso Giraldes:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=124
Image:
- Gandalf, sculpted by Alfonso Gozalo, painted by Jose M. Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=123
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And finally, for the also new range of Batman Arkham City in 35 mm (that's the same actual size of the 28 mm. "heroic")
- Batman, sculpted by Jerome Renaud, painted by José M. Palomares:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=125
Image:
I think all are brilliant miniatures, i like a lot the Gandalf mini
Cheers!
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Post by: The Dark Saga
That Boromir model looks amazing. Might have to start spending my tax return money sooner than expected.
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Post by: Scottywan82
Bring on the 35mm New 52 models!  I want new, armored super heros in miniature form.
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Post by: Hoarmurel
More collectors/painters/miniature lovers stuff from Knight Models.
For the LoTR 70 mm. range:
- Aragorn, sculpted by Alfonso Gozalo, painted by José M. Caballero:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=141&id_lang=1
image:
For the Terror Series 70 mm. range:
- Zombie Hunter, sculpted by Hugo Briones, painted by Alfonso Giraldes:
Link: http://www.knightmodels.com/product.php?id_product=140&id_lang=1
image:
And last but not least, something that can be interesting for the hardcore gamers as well as miniature fans:
- Batman miniatures game (it seems it will be launched for Christmas or about those times):
I think a Batman 35 mm. miniature can be seen somewhere before in this thread...
All these together in spanish  : http://tabladelavarwargames.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/knight-models-estupendas-novedades.html
I hope this could be interesting
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Post by: Platuan4th
Interesting, but Heroclix gives me all the Batman themed gaming I need.
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