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New vehicles and detailing items.



This is the SF equivalent of a light WW2 scout car like the Dingo.
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/warthog-scout-apc.html



It reminds me of the Japanese light armoured vehicle. Bigger and tougher than a traditional unarmoured jeep, but smaller than a HMMV.
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/nova-rus-bear-4x4-jeep.html



This looks urban and high tech. Contrast it with the Tobsen77 model, which has a strong Steampunk feel. One might imagine that modern computer assisted controls will make a monowheel a more viable design, by the avoidance of gerbilling.
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/mantis-monowheel.html



Nice anti-grav biker girls.
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/miri-samanda.html



This kind of street furniture can be used for detailing SF installations such as power or chemical plants, and vehicle servicing areas.
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/urban-pollution-scrubbers.html



http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/sci-fi/sci-fi-scenery/g-o-t-scenery-1/automated-sentry-system.html


There are also some new crates, barrels, and various kinds of street furniture, all very useful for detailing your near-modern and SF urban built-up areas.

Some nice stuff there from Antenociti's Workshop. I'm a big fan of their work and they have such a huge range of scratch building stuff that it is easy to miss stuff like this.

The Anti-grav bikers are really good, very reminescent of the cartoony scetchs that were in WH40K:RT and Judge Dredd of the time.

How long until the first mono wheel rough riders start to appear?

Some great scenery, just bought some intercoms and aerials for my buildings!

Crickey, that's some good stuff. I think I've found a place to spend my Christmas money.

notprop wrote:Some nice stuff there from Antenociti's Workshop. I'm a big fan of their work and they have such a huge range of scratch building stuff that it is easy to miss stuff like this.

The Anti-grav bikers are really good, very reminescent of the cartoony scetchs that were in WH40K:RT and Judge Dredd of the time.

How long until the first mono wheel rough riders start to appear?

My Rough Riders are the Tobsen77 monowheel. It looks more rufty-tufty.



Not to take anything away from the Antenociti model -- I love it! -- it looks more like a sleek, high tech civilian design than Imperial Guard.

Antenociti's Workshop is a fantastic group. I've made several orders to them for all sorts of interior details. They're even one of the few places out there making sci-fi civilian models.

Can't recommend them enough.

Hats off KK, love that Roughrider. I'm sure a squadron of those charging across the battlefeild is a fine sight.

Boldly they rode and well,
Into the jaws of Death,
Into the mouth of Hell
Wheeled the six hundred!

That pic is Tobsen77's work.

I am using the same models, though.

The Vickers gunner comes from the Copplestone Castings back Of Beyond range.

Love the bikers. Their whole Governance of Technology range is fantastic.

The anti-grav bikers are kinda... eeh. Dunno. Something's incredibly... off about the poses.

But I like the two vehicles.

These guys have some seriously fantastic looking kits.

*shakes fist at the lottery never letting him win the jackpot*

How do the vehicles scale up against SM, would love that jeep for my scouts

The dimensions can be found if you follow the link. They are:

Length = 100mm, Width = 50mm, Height = 40mm

They have some really cool stuff but their postage is just a bit too high for my taste.
I wanted to order the sentry guns kit for 3.50 but they want almost 7£ for postage. That is pretty unreasonable to me as Ive ordered from many different sellers from the UK and ordering a Land Raider kit has cheaper postage than that.

I like the new website design too, was shocked when I ordered some plasticard sheets the other day.

I do like the expansion of the sci-fi range.

MadCowCrazy wrote:They have some really cool stuff but their postage is just a bit too high for my taste.
I wanted to order the sentry guns kit for 3.50 but they want almost 7£ for postage. That is pretty unreasonable to me as Ive ordered from many different sellers from the UK and ordering a Land Raider kit has cheaper postage than that.

I think they do a flat rate for P&P IIRC? So small order are always going to be a bit expensive. I wouldn't complain too much the last time I ordered from them (about £40 worrth of supplies including Testors dullcote) the webstore wanted to charge me £50+ to post chemicals to me next day! Suffice to say the was not the correct option

Unnecessary post. Please ignore.

Great range of minis to drool over and want!
These look nice and I like the hoverbikes

The Roughrider is ace KK
yup all good to me!

Chibi Bodge-Battle wrote:Great range of minis to drool over and want!
These look nice and I like the hoverbikes

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I agree, but they look small for what I would want them for. Does anyone know of a good jetbike that would be size appropriate for Space Marines?

@prophecy07
ive seen a chap use these for his PH marines.......! lol

http://www.staractionfigures.co.uk/product/Luke_Skywalker_(Endor)_and_Speeder_Bike_Vehicle_-_Star_Wars_Galactic_Heroes_5206

Is their stuff aval in the states?

I expect they will post to the USA, but you may find the cost prohibitive.

Kilkrazy wrote:
My Rough Riders are the Tobsen77 monowheel. It looks more rufty-tufty.



Not to take anything away from the Antenociti model -- I love it! -- it looks more like a sleek, high tech civilian design than Imperial Guard.

Hmmm...if my Ork army ever need warbikers...a pilot change along with some Orky gubbins and those would be brilliant.


I do like the 2 vehicles in the OP...would make some awesome UNA vehicles for AT-43.

Just a thought KK
Would prefer to change a Lewis drum than a belt fed Vickers on one of those.
Don't want the feed belt getting tangled up in the works!

Kilkrazy wrote:I expect they will post to the USA, but you may find the cost prohibitive.

I've ordered from them a couple of times and it was very reasonable. The guy that owns the business is top notch too, in terms of product quality and customer service. I really hope his business continues to succeed and can't recommend him enough----order some stuff!

AgeOfEgos wrote:

Kilkrazy wrote:I expect they will post to the USA, but you may find the cost prohibitive.

I've ordered from them a couple of times and it was very reasonable. The guy that owns the business is top notch too, in terms of product quality and customer service. I really hope his business continues to succeed and can't recommend him enough----order some stuff!

Right after Christmas then.... sorta spent to much on myself already these past 2 months, infact I gave my daughter some stuff I bought (didn't need it yet) to wrap and give me as a Christmas gift.... ah... the gift of giving...
I love some of their control panels and what not for a gaming table I'm building....

I have been watching this company for quite some time. They have some fine modern SciFi items, fitting a Tau setting.
Apart from the vehicles, I find the printed computer screens very useful: http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/sci-fi-computer-screen-detailing-set.html



And their drnes are nice alternatives to the Tau Gundrones http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/security-bots-x2.html:


The Warthog has been around for some months though.

Yes, it probably has been, but no-one had put them in the forum.

I use a variety of the parts for my Tau terrain.

The big printed screens are really nice and are just screaming for a non-Gothic Imperial city setting.

Couple of bigger hoverbikes:

http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/vampire-grav-bike-kit.html
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/werewolf-grav-bike.html