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2013/10/14 04:29:13
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Indiegogo
We create the company in UK (and have bank account), but we couldn´t find a british resident to represent the company on Kickstarter. If anyone form the UK could be our representative for the campaign send me a PM.
22nd October on Kickstarter
2013/10/14 07:43:22
Subject: Re:Total Extinction - 22th October on Indiegogo
One of you Britons get up here post haste! Chip chip!
Same thing everyone else said- postpone it so you can get it on kickstarter. I would think in the long run it will be better for everyone- more exposure, more interest, more chance to push things further.
Poorly lit photos of my ever- growing collection of completely unrelated models!
We create the company in UK (and have bank account), but we couldn´t find a british resident to represent the company on Kickstarter. If anyone form the UK could be our representative for the campaign send me a PM.
Pm sent.
http://thelaughterofthedamned.blogspot.co.uk/
2013/10/14 12:06:09
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Indiegogo
In a few hours we received several offers to help us make the campaign in Kickstarter. We are talking with Kickstarter and I hope tomorrow I can give you good news.
Thanks to everyone!
22nd October on Kickstarter
2013/10/14 21:59:20
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Indiegogo
SentinelG wrote: Finally, we can announce that Total Extinction will be in Kickstarter the next tuesday, 22nd October, 16.00 GMT / 11.00 EST / 8.00 PST.
Best of luck im sure you'll do well.
Any chance of any sneak peeks of the sweet spot?
http://thelaughterofthedamned.blogspot.co.uk/
2013/10/16 07:29:16
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Kickstarter
shockwave wrote: As long as you dont decide to produce the minis in that crappy resin/plastic material that PP uses im gonna pledge for a ton of Glorions!
I thought people were happy with the PP resin/plastic? I say that as someone who doesn't own any and who doesn't like the steampunk aesthetic but I don't recall hearing any complaints about it other than having to use superglue.
2013/10/18 17:03:05
Subject: Re:Total Extinction - 22th October on Kickstarter
Oh no no no, it hate it with a passion! You cant scrape it, you cant file it or sandpaper it and most of the time there are lots of small imperfections in the casts. Its he worst possible material on earth to work with in my opinion!
Automatically Appended Next Post: What i would like to see from more kickstarters is that instead of giving away a ton of free miniatures make one of the stretxhgoals a better casting material.
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2013/10/18 17:18:37
Subject: Re:Total Extinction - 22th October on Kickstarter
It does seem to have some obnoxious mold lines at times, and you certainly need a bit of clean up time. I haven't had any serious issues with it, but then again I'm not that great of painter/ hobbyist so maybe my views on it aren't as strong as others.
I could see how it could be a pain if you're into heavily modifying/ customizing figures.
My Khador starter was super clean. No real issues. Skorne stuff I have has been very sharp.
My trollbloods however had some serious mold lines, but if I managed to clean them up without to much hassle they can't be that bad.
Poorly lit photos of my ever- growing collection of completely unrelated models!
I believe, and I may be wrong, that they are trying for plastic sprues for the main figures and resin casting for the characters, vehicles and specialist troopers. Their ks preview page mentions plastic 28mm figures but im sure Salvador will answer when hes next online.
http://thelaughterofthedamned.blogspot.co.uk/
2013/10/18 19:11:06
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Kickstarter
I don´t know exactly what kind of material uses PP (to be honest I don´t have any plastic mini of theirs) but I can explain what we will use.
After talking with the factory we have two options: hard PVC (95 degrees) or high impact polyestirene. We will use the material that ensures the best quality and detail posible.
22nd October on Kickstarter
2013/10/18 19:26:23
Subject: Total Extinction - 22th October on Kickstarter
It does seem to have some obnoxious mold lines at times, and you certainly need a bit of clean up time. I haven't had any serious issues with it, but then again I'm not that great of painter/ hobbyist so maybe my views on it aren't as strong as others.
I could see how it could be a pain if you're into heavily modifying/ customizing figures.
My Khador starter was super clean. No real issues. Skorne stuff I have has been very sharp.
My trollbloods however had some serious mold lines, but if I managed to clean them up without to much hassle they can't be that bad.
I've dealt with cleaning my fair share of PP restics in the time I've been doing commissions, and lemme tell you, I hate that material with the fires of a thousand suns. Maybe it's the fault of the casting/mold making crew, but there are always, always, always mold lines right over fine detail areas like cogs and faces and hands. You basically can't clean 'em off without lopping off lots of detail. Plus the stuff is really tough and hard to get off, and hard edges tend to be noticeably soft and rounded.