New releases by Antenocitis Workshop

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**Kroothawk**

Antenocitis Workshop http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/ is well known for making modern SciFi products (miniatures, terrain, vehicles, bits), maybe close to the Infinity style. (BTW they also sell stuff by other manufacturers on their website).
Here their latest product releases:

Scorpion Light Grav Tank (£ 14.99):
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/new-arrivals/novaya-rus-skorpion-lt-grav-tank.html

Firefly (£ 17.99):
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/new-arrivals/firefly.html

**The Dreadnote**

Can't say I like them at all. The design just does not appeal to me.

**Wehrkind**

Not really my style, as they are a little too high tech and smooth, but that little flyer would make for a pretty neat model with a more subdued paint job I think.

**shingouki**

Ichecked them out and some of their stuff is great,the werewolf hover bike would look badd ass in a dark angels ravenwing force.

**Padre**

That is one VERY impressive website... I love the zoom function on their product listings, and prices seem reasonable too.

Just added to "Favorites"!

Padre^.

**AvatarForm**

Padre wrote:That is one VERY impressive website... I love the zoom function on their product listings, and prices seem reasonable too.

Just added to "Favorites"!

Padre^.

Now, if only I had a use for them, other than display

**JOHIRA**

Those vehicles are awesome. Rad. Perhaps even gnarly.

Seriously though, fun designs and narry a skull to be seen.

**Alpharius**

They'd fit nicely in a game of INFINITY!

Er, as scenery right now, but who knows?

**kestral**

I like the flyer, but when I see the tank I think its a paper fold up for some reason.

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Gotta add - a ton of great stuff on the website!

**ShumaGorath**

Very 80's. Some of the stuff on the website is great, these seem a little low grade compared to whats up there. I still kinda like them though.

**Mr. Burning**

kestral wrote:I like the flyer, but when I see the tank I think its a paper fold up for some reason.

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Gotta add - a ton of great stuff on the website!

That hover tank does look a bit fold up.

That little flyer is quite nifty though.

**Brother SRM**

I dig that tank, the flier looks a little silly but cool.

**H.B.M.C.**

I've got a stack of Antenociti's Workshop stuff. They make some nice products.

The tank reminds me of a Hoverdyne from Ground Control, if anyone remembers that game. not a fan of the copter... but that's more because of the day-glo paint-job.

**Delephont**

I like the flyer more than the tank....I think the thing that lets the flyer down is the paint scheme....if it had a more military hardcore paint scheme I think it would rock!!

I agree with Alpharius, these designs would rock with Infinity.

#H.B.M.C beat me to it

**Absolutionis**

That flier is clearly influenced by the Command and Conquer Orca VTOL:
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20060602082123/cnc/images/thumb/7/75/Orca_Fighter_2.jpg/185px-Orca_Fighter_2.jpg
http://media.moddb.com/images/mods/1/10/9011/Orca_Large.png

...and I love it for that fact alone.

If the sleek design doesn't fit well for the grimdark folks, I'd imagine a more military paintjob would make it look closer to an Orca.

**Delephont**

Looking at Antenocitis website, i can't help but be reminded of how much a good paintjob will do for advertising. It's not an accident that companies like Corvus Belli, MERCS, etc employ artists like Angel Giraldez to do their figure painting.....a great paintjob will do wonders for even a mediocre miniature.

At Antenocitis website, the paintjob on their miniatures is, well, very basic...and while I can see potential with their range, the paintjob really forces you to concentrate on the possibilities rather than whats in front of you.....

**Captain Jack**

Plus they have some great vehicles in the works...

and also a great looking six wheeler that is being shown off in this blog http://dwartist.blogspot.com/2011/04/mean-in-green.html although I can't find reference to it on their site...

**Carlovonsexron**

Alot of the stuff seems like it'd be great "dark age of technology" era stuff. More so then other companies to my eye for whatever reason.

**CT GAMER**

Are those 12omm bases on the six-wheeler and the first tank?

I need a couple...

**ArbeitsSchu**

The "chopper" is very G-Policeish, and also reminds me of the Copters in "The 6th Day". Perhaps a little bright even for a police job, but cool nevertheless. The BMP/LAV wheeled tank is very near future modern.

**Mad4Minis**

The Scorpion looks a lot like the grav tanks from Renegade legions. With a different turret it would be a cool design.

**Captain Jack**

CT GAMER wrote:Are those 12omm bases on the six-wheeler and the first tank?

I need a couple...

In the blog it states that the base is from Fenris http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Fenris-Games/Resin-bases-DS-style-/_i.html?_fsub=1040985013&_sid=55776203&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

**Kolath**

Wow! There is some really awesome stuff here. Some great civilian models in the sci-fi figure section (http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/mfm1-scientist-overseer.html)

**Kroothawk**

Some already released stuff to get an impression of their range:

**Kilkrazy**

Anteonociti were running a demo participation game of Governance of Technology at Salute this year. The board was great. I didn't play so I don't know what rules they were using.

I have tons of GoT stuff waiting to be painted and a bunch of Anteonociti terrain detailing pieces that I use in my terrain.

They are a fab little company. More strength to them!

**IG GENERAL**

For Gunship fans, PARDULON in Germany do a nice one .

**NAVARRO**

Delephont wrote:Looking at Antenocitis website, i can't help but be reminded of how much a good paintjob will do for advertising. It's not an accident that companies like Corvus Belli, MERCS, etc employ artists like Angel Giraldez to do their figure painting.....a great paintjob will do wonders for even a mediocre miniature.

At Antenocitis website, the paintjob on their miniatures is, well, very basic...and while I can see potential with their range, the paintjob really forces you to concentrate on the possibilities rather than whats in front of you.....

Totally agree, yet I also understand that sometimes paying around 100euro per mini for nice paintjobs is not something a small biz wants to invest to.

I like many things on antenociti ranges, its really a nice store with good products.

**Kilkrazy**

I would not call these figures "very basic" paint jobs.

**NAVARRO**

Now that you mention it KK, there's no "nice Paintjob" when you cant, take good pictures
or have a sense of composition ( bad backgrounds and minis not very well arranged etc).

I love good presentations and know its importance but I dont need them if the sculpt is good

**AgeOfEgos**

I'll second Antenocities Workshop. I've purchased many items from them----resin is always crisp (Different colors per item too!), no mold lines---practically ready to paint the minute you get it. Great customer service too---would recommend to anyone.