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Well, Atlantic has shown with Death Fields that they're really quite good with "this particular historical faction, buuut iiin spaaaceee"

I rather like that its not steampunk(DIESELPUNK or nothing bitxhes). I have confidence that this will be more than just Victorians in space.

 lord_blackfang wrote:
Well, Atlantic has shown with Death Fields that they're really quite good with "this particular historical faction, buuut iiin spaaaceee"

Yes, but that sounds like the sort of thing this won't be is what i'm getting at; Those miniatures are specifically futuristic sci-fi versions of the historical counterparts, if this is set in the victorian era yet isn't going to have them with more advanced Victorian era technology (steampunk), then that's just typical victorian era miniatures.

Maybe i'm just misinterpreting what the "no steampunk" meant.

It'll probably be more like they techno-leaped into atomics.

 insaniak wrote:
I really like those bases. Enough texture to look good painted, simple enough that there's room for the model and for the base to be oriented different ways, and a decent base to work up from if you want to add extra detail.

I've got the 25mm versions and that's exactly how I'd describe them.