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We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm fantasy range, the Mighty Hobgoblin Army. These creatures are as cruel and pitiless as Orcs but as brave and disciplined as men. They are larger than humans, the models being about 18mm tall to the eye (so might also make useful goblins in 28mm scale as well).

The mounted hobgoblins ride Entelodonts, an actual extinct species of large and aggressive flesheating pig-like creatures from the Oligocene Epoch.

The Mighty Hobgoblin Army is available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

There are six sets in this release:

Hobgoblins with longswords


Hobgoblins with pikes


Hobgoblin archers


Hobgoblin infantry command


Hobgoblin Hellhog Riders


Hobgoblin Hellhog Command

These look great, I wish there was a camel (type thing) riding variant of the Cavalry.

.......maybe sometime in the future?

Love the cavalry! Gonna have to get my hands into 15mm someday

Those are fun!

We've just released 15mm Jurchen as opponents for our popular Sung Chinese range. It's a complete range for the Jurchen Jin dynasty who were the epic foes of the Sung, in the century before the Mongols came and swept both dynasties away. The Jurchen were Manchurian horse warriors who overthrew their Khitan Liao overlords and established their own dynasty in the north of China.

There are seven codes available -- two of them, Chinese unarmoured crossbows and Chines unarmoured swordsmen, would be equally useful for the Sung range. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/jurchen.html

A few samples:

Man, those taliban models would make sweet alt-tallern guardsman if it was in 28mm scale.

Or you could always convert to 15mm and get your armies a lot cheaper and painted faster.... 40k would look even better using 15mm models instead of like tanks driving at each other in a bizarre traffic accident.

As usual, the Khurasan models are top notch.

We've just added two new codes to our Three Kingdoms Korean range in 15mm -- armoured swordsmen and armoured halberdiers. Both have shields -- the figurines are one piece. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/three-kingdoms-korean.html

A mysterious trio of hunters are our latest release for our 15mm modern zombies range — hunters, they say, but not of zombies. They are pretty tight lipped about what they’re hunting, especially the fellow in the middle.



Friday seems the perfect day to release this set!

Alpha Hunters, available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmzombie.html

Nice!

Don't get any references on the other two, though.... The left almost looks like Rorschach.

We've just released the "Gundogs" for our alien Soriog Empire range in 15mm.



These are large robots with four legs, built around the Hex Cannon energy weapon, which follow the Soriog and Raug around on the battlefield providing heavy close-fire support. They're almost like light tanks, so large are they in 15mm scale -- in fact 28mm gamers can definitely use them as sentry or fire support bots as well. Toward that end we have prepared some comparison photos. The first one shows them compared to a 15mm Raug Ceepay:



... and the second one compared to a 28mm Federal Army rifleman:



Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

Those gundogs look great! Almost have a bio-mechanical feel to them. Can't beat that price, either!

We've added more codes to our Late 16th century range, which are available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late16thcentury.html

The new codes are:

Landsknecht or German Musketeers, in the same transitional clothing as the rest (some still in Pluderhosen, others in baggy pants)


German or Landsknecht High Command (a German Prince or Imperial or Mercenary General Officer)


... and finally, in the universal category at the bottom of the page, Stradiots with their unique double-pointed lances


Dutch and French are coming next!

We're very pleased to add the first cavalry codes to our "1914" range of Early WWI figurines in 15mm, German Dragoons and British cavalry. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/1914.html

British Cavalry


British Cavalry Command


German Dragoons


German Dragoon Command

We've just released a range of Ottoman Turks for the 15th-17th centuries. The range contains cavalry, infantry, artillery and command. While it was made as part of our Late 16th Century range, for the "Long Turkish War" at the end of the 16th century, the conservatism of Ottoman dress and equipment means that the figures are perfectly suitable for at least one hundred years before and after. There are too many codes to show in this post so below are just two samples. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/ottoman.html

Janissary archers:


High command (first two figures are a sub-general and his standardbearer, the rest being the Sublime Porte -- standardbearer, provincial governor, the sultan, and his ic-oglan):

We've just released a mini-herd of Struthiomimus in 15mm scale for our Hell Creek range of dinosaurs. These are the so called "ostrich dinosaurs" or "ostrich mimics," which were closely related to the Gallimimus that you may remember from Jurassic Park ("they're flocking this way") but are correctly depicted with feathers, including wing feathers and tail feathers. One pose has a fancy head crest as an adult, the other two being females.



The Hell Creek range is meant to portray all of the major dinosaur species from one time and one place -- Hell Creek is the Late Cretaceous geological formation in Montana which yields Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops. It's meant for fantasy gamers as well as Lost World scenarios, but can be used for straight up dinosaur gaming as well, if there is indeed such a thing!

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-prehistoric.html

We have just released twelve poses of 15mm survivors with military style weapons -- six with assault rifles and six with squad heavy weapons (two SAWS, two rocket launchers, and two light machine guns).

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmzombie.html

Gun gangs with assault weapons


Gun gangs with heavy weapons

We are very pleased to release the Kalat weaponsbeasts for the 15mm Itu'a alien swarm. These are massive nine-foot (three meter) creatures armed either with huge pincers, arm cannons, or bio-mortars to provide heavy support for the myriad swarms. They're available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

Kalat with claws:


with cannons:


with bio-mortars:

I'm liking the looks of those.

Going to order some as soon as the Gigantomorph Rex monster thing is released. Any ETA on that one?

@khurasan
I believe you may have used the wrong pic for the bio-mortars.

Otherwise I love the look of these models.

We are pleased to release a range of 15mm Modern British Army figurines. The British Army has been in constant evolution for the past decade or more, which continues at present, and we decided as a compromise to make the first infantry codes for the late stages of Operation Herrick, so wearing the Mark 7 helmet and with the very heavy weapons load used by platoons in that period.

Backpacks are almost always separate (except, for instance, for the medic, who has his own unique pack) and the models were made so they can have the pack or not. Some of them have the LAW in the pack.

Whilst the helmet is the Mark 7, the Revision Cobra helmet being supplied as part of the VIRTUS kit-out looks similar when the cover is on the helmet, particularly in 15mm scale.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-british-army.html

Riflemen:


Section weapons:


Platoon set:



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 highlord tamburlaine wrote:
I'm liking the looks of those.

Going to order some as soon as the Gigantomorph Rex monster thing is released. Any ETA on that one?

Thanks, the caster has it and apparently the molds are being made. Will have to corner someone into painting it for the store

After that it will be released. It's so big it'll work really well as a T rex size space demon with the 15mm guys, as well as for its original purpose, as a mech-murdering space demon for the 6mm range.

We are very pleased to release the Mark 2 Mekanoid warbots in 15mm scale, three varieties of infantrybot and a very impressive Mark 2 Dragoon heavy warbot. They are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

The three varieties of infantrybot are provided in two pieces, upper and lower bodies. A ball mount is on the lower body and fits into the bottom of the upper body, so that any of the six upper bodies may be matched up with any of the six different lower bodies, and there's a lot of flexibility in how they are positioned, for maximum posability. (Please note that the lower bodies don't have integral bases but the feet are very broad and it's easy to attach them directly to bases.)

The three varieties are the Fusilier, which has one energy weapon arm and one pincer arm, the Jaeger, which has two energy weapon arms, and the Grenadier, which has two pincer arms.

The Dragoon is big and menacing -- as well armed as a light tank, and more durable. It is provided with five legs -- four positioned standing, and a fifth lifted a bit to reflect motion. It also is provided with two pincer arms and two energy cannons so it may be armed in the same varieties as the infantrybots -- two energy weapons, two pincers, or a combination of both. It's large enough to be quite passable as a war robot in 28mm as well.

While the older chasses of the Grenadier and Jaeger are being phased out of active frontline invasion service by the Mekanoids, they are still held in reserve and used in garrison duty, so the existing models will still be available.

We are very pleased to release our first major expansion of our late 14th century European range, Germans and Teutonic Knights. These have been made to capture the unique appearance of the armours and clothing worn by troops who adopted these fashions, which included the Poles and Bohemians, as well as the Hungarians and Serbs and others in Southeastern Europe who often wore German as well as Italian armour. The feudal troops of the Ordensstaat would have worn German styles as well. We've also released models for the Brethren of the Order, in jupons but using the Lithuanian pavise shield. Teutonic, Polish, Lithuanian and Hungarian infantry and lighter cavalry models have been made and will follow these models up in due course.

Available now (they're at the bottom of the page):
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

There's seven new codes available, and each man-at-arms code has four horse choices. Here's just one sample, Teutonic brethren with lance up on caparisoned horses:

We are very pleased to release a range of 15mm New Kingdom Egyptians -- the height of the New Kingdom's might and territorial expanse. The complete range is available now, including Libyan and Nubian tribal auxiliaries:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/newkingdomegyptian.html

These were the Pharaohs of the XVIII dynasty, including Thutmosis III, the "Napoleon of Egypt," who never lost a battle, including the epic Battle Of Megiddo (Armageddon), and took the Empire as far as Mesopotamia.

This period was fairly distinctive from the later New Kingdom so often represented in miniature ranges. In this period the chariots and infantry were lighter and more mobile, with the empire of the attack. Later, reverses and dwindling resources would require that the infantry especially wear more armour.

Each of the three different chariot sets has three different drivers and three different noble archers for maximum posability in this important arm, and the queen who reigned for a time along with Thutmosis III, Hatshepsut, is also provided as an interesting variation for that set. There are also standardbearer runners for the command chariots, as well as Pharaoh's cheetah on a leash, and a certain wild and crazy pharaoh as well...

Egyptian chariot command set


Archer infantry with net kilt armour

We are very pleased to release a set of utility bots in our usual 15mm scale. These fellows are busily helping the humans in your 15mm gaming, either in RPG environments or, in tactical wargaming, as background clutter or as part of groups of civilians requiring protection. One might even be an objective marker, perhaps containing a vital message ... or plans. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

We are very pleased to release two new codes for our late 14th century Medieval range – handgunners and Livonian javelinmen. In this period handgunners usually skirmished with the enemy, but had to get close for their weapons to be at all accurate, and as a result often wore heavy armour. Livonians fought in the armies of the Teutonic Knights and the Estonians and Finns would have looked the same.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

We have just released our latest 15mm fantasy range, Beastmen. There are tribal warriors, boar-headed berserkers, minotaurs, chariots and command. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

We are very pleased to release the first set of Schiffer Aliens in 15mm. We will release more for the Schiff Combine of these are well received.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/schiffer-aliens.html

We are very pleased to release two new codes for our popular 15mm Later 14th Century European range, Sergeants/Mounted Crossbowmen, and Turkopolen.

The sergeants would fill in the rear ranks of knightly formations and were often sent off on flank duty. The models come with enough lances, shields, crossbows and quivers to make all three either lance (or javelin) sergeants, or mounted crossbowmen.

They weren't Turks, but the native light horsemen raised by the Teutonic Knights were called "Turkopolen" (Turcopoles) anyway, because they fulfilled similar duties as the Turcopoles had for the military orders in Outremer. They are extremely useful in Teutonic Knight armies.

Both are available now -- the range is getting quite extensive so you may need to do a word search on the page!
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

We are very pleased to release the first wave of Mongols in 15mm, made as enemies of our huge Feudal European range, but the Mongols are ready first! The first wave has the mounted core of the Mongol army. There are light horse archers, heavier cavalry in leather armour (shown here), the guard cavalry (including a set shooting their bows), and high command.

Each set can be purchased with the short-legged Mongol ponies, or with somewhat larger steppe ponies which the Mongols acquired when they took over, well, virtually everything. The guards and command can also be purchased on armoured horses.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/mongol.html