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 Mr Morden wrote:
There is also Thunderchild Minis - some different female figures - Fallout and Mutant stylee....

his recent Wasteman Kickstarter has them so coming soon :



Got some very nice minis from Greebo Games

Spoiler:

Uhm not overly sexualised ?

Hassle free has some nice female mini's
http://www.hfminis.co.uk/shop?category=sci%252dfi-%26%0D%0Aweird-war~sci%252dfi-humans

Hey Hasslefree are mentioned in the original post, they're coming soon

I may have just impulse bought one of those Justice Sedante miniatures after seeing the above picture.

It did say limited edition resin version in my defence!

Last night I impulsed bought the crusader model (purple braid girl) I have no defence other then it hits so many of the right spots for me

That it it was only $5 to ship to Canada

Sororitas Arcanum by Fox Box:

Annie wrote:
Hey Hasslefree are mentioned in the original post, they're coming soon

Oops didn't see that.

Those non sisters of battle sculpt quality looks looks to 80's style for my taste.
I have a few of these

But meowmeow miniatures seem to be out of bussiness

It seems people in this thread have widely different opinions on:

Annie wrote:
[cool female miniatures that weren't overtly sexualised or ridiculous

 Jehan-reznor wrote:

That one is so AWESOME BADASS. If I still played 40k, I would definitely buy her as a Priest; Because badass.

Justine is an excellent inquisitor or rogue trader.

Annie wrote:


Hola!

I'd just like to draw attention to my new page

http://thedicebaglady.net/female-miniatures/

It's a bit of a personal project that came about by being hacked off at having to trawl the web for cool female miniatures that weren't overtly sexualised or ridiculous, and then having to spend more on postage than the models in some cases, buying one from here, one from there.

My wife thanks you!

I want these two so badly. I feel as if the second one could be converted easily into a male figure too, or stay the way it is. Perfect for an Inquisitor.

Could also check out EM4Miniatures.
They have various female miniatures in their pre-painted and unpainted sections. Some quite unusual.

Here is a link to their 1920's section
http://www.em4miniatures.com/acatalog/Female_Adventurers.html

Also like Copplestone's Female Troopers in the Future Wars range as Imperial Guard substitutes which I notice are not on your site.

Colony 87:


Victoria Miniatures

Kromlech:


Forlorn Hope:

You should also take a look at the Helldorado range. There are a good number of female models in there that fit what you are looking for.

Good lord. When I have money for bought-as-new again, I think I'll start on my 50/50 project for my steel legion footsloggers. There's honestly no reason for even the silly 90/10 split Ciaphas mentions-- unless it's that the Navy snaps them up before the Guard and the Sororitas are bigger than the Space Marines. Arguably, given that women have about as much more endurance/pain resistance than men do upper body strength, carry loads longer and better if they have backpacks designed to distribute loads more to the hips, and slightly better hand-eye coordination (all of this -- including the supposed male overage in UBS-- is teeny when compared between people of both genders who actually train their whole lives for physical activities but...), any force that uses even WWII+ era guns and vehicles, let alone lasers and so forth, should have a slight bias towards women-- who are also slightly smaller on average, using less material and being able to fit into smaller places.

I mean, the person-heavy methods of the Imperium (both in "throw bodies at it" sense and in the fact that they can't have too much automation without resorting to biocomps) mean that men, as the expendable gender from an effort-to-reproduce POV would still be shifted towards more dangerous jobs because you can have less men impregnate more women than vice versa, but, the Imperial Guard, as I understand it, recruits from the cream (ie, surviving and better at not shooting themselves in the face) of the PDF crop other than on regimental formation, so I suspect that the numbers would ultimately balance out. /digression.

Anyway, those are AMAZING models up there, especially the Hasslefree.

Cheers for all the suggestions, the list is enormous now, so I need to sell more of what I currently have before I can expand much further *cough* *points to website*

The meow meow minis were pretty good. I have five of the pre-production batch from space-corsair.

I wonder if anybody has seen a mechanic looking female model. I'm thinking of doing an imperial citizen/support personnel project.

 Zuul wrote:
The meow meow minis were pretty good. I have five of the pre-production batch from space-corsair.

I wonder if anybody has seen a mechanic looking female model. I'm thinking of doing an imperial citizen/support personnel project.

Bombshell's Maelee?





http://bombshell-miniatures.highwire.com/products?search=maelee

 Malika2 wrote:
Victoria Miniatures

Spoiler:

I was coming back here today to see if Victoria had been suggested.
The providence of the lady behind it all deserves a mention too.

Whilst Bombshell Miniatures (as the name seems to suggest) primarily has kinda overly sexualized female miniatures, it also has a 'tribute' to a character from a certain 1927 film...

http://bombshell-miniatures.highwire.com/product/10034-m4r1a-bot

Overly fething wuuuuuuut?

I love how oversexualized some of those Bombshell Babes are. Damn, I mean, I can see hands and the face, HOT DAYUM CHEESECAKES!

Ok, OT: I love both cheesecake and skin in miniatures but when you need a "serious" looking female miniature for a project of yours, it can really be hell to find something good. Thank you for the wonderful work!

I think I can add one more:

This is from http://www.zealotminiatures.co.uk/


http://www.zealotminiatures.co.uk/shop.php#!/Juditte-van-Graff-The-Inquisition/p/41468261/category=8326656

Oh I like her, she looks like a proper hardass

@BrookM: you got me there! I take back what I posted previously!

 TheDraconicLord wrote:
I love how oversexualized some of those Bombshell Babes are. Damn, I mean, I can see hands and the face, HOT DAYUM CHEESECAKES!

Ok, OT: I love both cheesecake and skin in miniatures but when you need a "serious" looking female miniature for a project of yours, it can really be hell to find something good. Thank you for the wonderful work!

I think I can add one more:

This is from http://www.zealotminiatures.co.uk/


http://www.zealotminiatures.co.uk/shop.php#!/Juditte-van-Graff-The-Inquisition/p/41468261/category=8326656

Dang she looks like she's about to jack someone up hardcore

 TheDraconicLord wrote:



http://www.zealotminiatures.co.uk/shop.php#!/Juditte-van-Graff-The-Inquisition/p/41468261/category=8326656

Damn great sculpting on the face but something about her body proportions bothers me. I think it is the legs. The upper leg/thighs seem longer than the lower leg/shins, and the knees look awkwardly placed. Perhaps its the costume throwing off the perspective.

Thank you.

And - thank you.

The Dice Bag Lady has come to Dakka This makes me happy, I love your stuff.

Also love the idea of pooling all the cool female miniatures, I could do with some for some of my games.