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From their "Aliens & Spacemen" line:



I don't like the two in the upper left, but the other 4 would be an excellent addition to an Adeptus Mechanicus Explorator team.

http://www.bluemoonmanufacturing.com/view_product.php?product=BMM140

I love 'em, but they need a lot more skulls, eagles and rivets to fit into 40K.

I'm not familiar with Blue Moon. Are the figure 28-30mm heroic scale similar to 40K ?

Kilkrazy wrote:I love 'em, but they need a lot more skulls, eagles and rivets to fit into 40K.

agreed, and even then not enough.

The skulls would have to have skulls either painted or etched into them in order to be able to legally fielded in a 40K army.

They're not my rules. Blame Jervis.

It says so in the Bggdbbd, page 371, subsection B.

Blue Moon is the same company that does the figs for Chaos In Carpathia and Chaos in Cairo. Those figs are gorgeous, and right around 28-30mm.

These kind of remind me of the Cobalt-1 space mercenaries (or whatever they were called) with the bubble helmets. It's a nice touch.

I need to see if Blue Moon or the West Wind can hook me up with seperate bubble helmets. My Karman keep suffocating.

Its odd, but the pics I see of the Karman Yeti come with the cool bubble helms.

I wonder if one can buy these bubble helms separately so as to equip the 'nanner eaters.

It's probably an electrical spare part for putting a dome on an LED or something. You just need to find the standard dimensions and sculpt the model to fit.

Robes, or even just tons of purity seals and servitors plus the odd bionic arm, would make those nicely AdMech. A headswap (faceswap?) here and there would help too.

I'm not a fan of the up-pointed pistols. Everything else is cool- especially the moustache on the striding guy.

I like them, the company also has some nice vintage cars.

www.warweb.com also carries them but does not ahve the spacemen listed yet.

PS don't miss the rocket men:

those aren't supposed to be 40K models are they. THey look like they fell out of a cereal box.

They are for pulp SF adventure games.

If you look at their hillbilly sets they have the Clampets from the Beverly hillbillies in there.

I soo want them