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First off, congrats on the noodle shop, and for that matter all the stuff you've been churning out lately. Now that that's out of the way, I second silver's idea about the small utility/ food kiosk pods, they seem like a fantastic way to use space under/ around the walkways and roads. I love what you guys are doing lately, just fantastic work on your terrain lines. The best part is how consistent all of your stuff looks, it works so well together. Keep up the good work guys, you'll be seeing my tax return shortly I'm certain of that haha

Can I get a bowl of noodles?

Fun new terrain guys!

*takes money

Thanks

Been doing a few nick nacks for the gaming table

Also if you can interpret the image, new work on the road model in order to make it affordable and generally cooler looking


Ed

Looks amazing as always!

Great to have you back showing off amazing things!
Hope you enjoyed Salute!

- Martin

Yeah it was much fun We met lots of the big names, it's amazing how many people Ed knew from his GW days!

I couldn't let Ed have all the fun with the battlefield nik naks, so knocked up a portable collapsible barrier that could possibly be good for Infinity. These will be on sale very shortly...

They look as if they could be stacked into steps.

I don't know if you had considered making them fold the other way, so that stuff can drive over them when they are folded down? Though if they are staying in that orientation, would you be able to design them so that they fit into a more uniform rectangular size when they are folded? Seems to me that transporting these as is with the two prongs sticking out of the bottom would be problematic, even for people in the future

Also, they might be quite cool as a built in section for the roads - flip up barriers for blocking off streets to important buildings etc.

These long days are killing us!

Got the bits as good as on sale will update the web store in the days to come.

Anyone got a slow down time machine that we can utilise

*edit - Pics!

THe mixed wood/acrylic "mystical doorways" are pretty cool

Good models for Stargate the board game(if there is one!).


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According to a search I've just done there is SGC miniatures on the market.

WarMill wrote:We seem to have a knack for making things that look like they're out of things we haven't seen (Firefly, I mean. Of course we've seen Blade Runner )

I'd started planning a table around your noodle shop and roads... but now you've said that, I can no longer even contemplate buying from you ;p

Would we be able to order custom signage, like you do custom bases? I want a Mr Wang's!

endtransmission wrote:Would we be able to order custom signage, like you do custom bases?

Great question!

Loving the webway gates!

I have an idea for a new style for (neon green or blue) jewel bases.

Imagine a Tau (or Infinity) general watching the battlefield with a modern computer display showing him all information of every soldier in realtime. Imagine a mix of "Dawn of War 2", Terminator movie or Predator style mixed with a segmented radar screen (maybe with alien glibberish added to the larger than 25mm bases). More detailed and also more uniform than your HiTech Alien design, your Ancient techron design is the closest so far. I think, something like that would have potential for many gamers playing modern SciFi armies and definitely something I would be interested in. What do you think? (I might make a custom design, but I am not that good in graphics).

Edit: On second thought I think, just making fine crosshair bases (8 segments à 2-4 parts) would be a good start, maybe add Xeno signs with larger bases. Lines would have to be finer that the HiTech base design of yours.

Nice gateways! The third has to be my favorite due to its more solid shape.

Kroothawk wrote:*snip*

That actually something i've approached the guys about already. I'm wanting to have that sort of design for the 500 points of marines i bought. Haven't built them yet though so haven't placed an order obviously but it's something i think is going to look really good on the table. I was going to go with clear bases and paint/ink in the details or get them done in red and paint the 'non details' black. Haven't decided yet.

WarMill have been very quiet lately... Almost... Tooquiet...

SilverMK2 wrote:WarMill have been very quiet lately... Almost... Tooquiet...

*nods*

No kidding!

What's the ETA on the Noodle Shop?

And the elevated roads - I can really use those on my Infinity table!

I have it on good authority that they have been at various small conventions in the UK recently.

The Noodle Shop and the Elevated Roads, or Warmill staff?

I think he meant warmill lol

Seriously guys, where you at?

Alpharius wrote:The Noodle Shop and the Elevated Roads, or Warmill staff?

Actually both
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/449399.page

Hi guys!

No real mystery to our absence, we've just been stupidly busy!

We have indeed been out and about at a couple of conventions, the Legionary show in Exeter (our first show ever, and only a bit shambolic! As in, the guy who had our painted terrain was in New York so we spent the morning at the show hurriedly assembling anything we could find to put on our table ) and Campaign in Milton Keynes, which is where the photos came from (also shambolic: some idiot (me) forgot the painted fortress and the cash box, so the first morning of the show was spent hurriedly assembling a table edge outpost and buying coffees with £20s to make change .

We've also been on the networking trail, meeting lots of people at Salute, especially since it turns out Ed knows half of the industry already! We've been talking to a few people, and hopefully we should have a distributor and a few other exciting things to report soon.

Products-wise, we're back on it, starting with the Barricade Fortress upgrade kit which has been sat around 90% done for way too long. Files have been tweaked and finalised, we just need to finish painting the box art set and get the instructions and labels finished. We're going to have it up for pre-order by the end of the month.

The noodle bar is not far off, we just need to paint one up, tweak the acrylic parts slightly, then do instructions and labels.We should have it available next month, probably towards the end of it .

The roads are making Ed want to smash things, but we're aiming to have the models done shortly with the intention of getting them out next month as well, but consider that flexible!

The little warpgates will be on the website as soon as we get some painted for pretty pictures.

The Slum sign on the pod is an early concept piece for a range of themed PUP addons. These won't be about any time soon, but it shows we're thinking about it

Cheers all, we'll have some painted stuff to post as soon as we get it done!
Harry

Excellent update - and we're glad to hear that all is well, and that you and the crew are OK!

You guys are doing fantastic work, I remain genuinely impressed with you creativity and design style!

Looking good man! I thought that it woulde'nt look good when painted. I've changed my mind...

Sweet! Glad to here everything is going well and thanks to Kroothawk for the awesome pics. I love the acrylic additions to the PUP!