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Started a survey at my blog http://pegaminidesign.blogspot.com/ about possible furure releases

pics of new wip ulkans soon

Poses, shmoses.

Hammer guy = WIN

Just had to order him. My new general!

I just ordered three of them. I love the sculpts - they look bulky and very dwarfy
I am not so sure about a biker - might look too comical - but I would definitely like to see more models.

My favs would be Dwarfs in Environmental suits that can be used for Space Hulk. I already have some Grym from Hasslefree but these Ulkans would be perfect as their big brothers.

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Thumbs up for the free shipping. Without this service I wouldn't have ordered the models right now.
Thanks.

Love the look to these guys, the more the better I think, the gentleman with the crushammer is really nice, are these 28mm scale? or did I miss that on the site? I'll be ordering some as soon as i finish my current project! more w.i.p pics from you would keep me salivating over them for now :-)

Yay squats are back! no but really these are nicely done
not to mention that the prices are very reasonable, when you become a bigtime manufacturer, try to keep it that way, with all of the overpriced model makers, you'll make much more and move more product if you keep your prices low.

I like them ^^ I think i have to make a little shopping tour to italy. I hope you are living in the north

As promised i uploaded a pic with some work in progress for some more dynamic poses and a power armoured suit.
As you can see the Power armour is inspired by the zaku of the Gundam series, and i'm not very convinced about its design
let me know what do you think.

Liking those armored versions - a lot!

Thanks for the WIP shots!

Great job on these sculpts mate, only issue is their price for 10 euro a pop, maybe you can sort out a deal with all sculpts once they're finished !

Did we get an answer on the Dark Heresy/FFG connections, I'm bvery curious at to what was going on there?

Nice minis though, the PA looks good. Would prefer to see the weapons less integrated to the hands to allow for weapon swaps to mix better with other grimdark sci-fi fantasy games that may or may not exist.

I have just received my guy with clawhammer.

Please pass the tissue - he is awesome and the cast is great!

I've just received the first pics of a painted Ulkan (still work in progress).
This fantastic paintjob is from Conrad Mynett


http://www.tbforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2054&page=46

Blue jeans? Really?

Seriously, these sculpts look really really good. Most dwarf models look utterly unanatomical to me. Your takes seem "real."

Ya that guy can paint....

Not liking the Denim though LOL

"You like it hot? Big Papa dorf got something for you!"

Can't help but get the Simpsons episode where they go to the Steel Factory out of my head haha.

Pyronick wrote:

Can't help but get the Simpsons episode where they go to the Steel Factory out of my head haha.

Great... now I can't either!

"We work hard... and we PLAY hard!"

Make an entire ulkan army

Power armoured dwarves should not be human sized or larger than normal dwarves.
Otherwise I like the standard design, not sure about the power armour design.

Ulkan first painting finished

http://www.coolminiornot.com/277105

and some new graphic on the site

http://pegaminidesign.blogspot.com/

Wow, the armor looks -great-.

Must disagree with Kroot- the size is the best part. It really hammers home (heh) the idea that these are high-gravity-world inhabitants, not simply dwarves in space. That's the great thing about the whole space-fantasy concept, is adding cool new rationales and sometime adjusting details (like proportions or cultural concepts) to make the ideas fresh.

Keep, going, hope the see these viable to be fielded in large numbers! Adjustable/poseable figs are a great help for that. The armor looks like it might lend itself to such modularity well.

I think I saw this being painted at Salute 2011. I didn't twig it was a sci-fi dwarf or I would have paid more attention to the mini.

Nice-looking stuff.

R.