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It shouldn't be too hard to paint up those civilians as Americans, they already look generic enough with those jeans, trainers and the odd cap.

True but could be a little fatter me thinks lol

Any plans for female civilians?

Will be good if they do. Wonder how far they are going to take their terrain range too .

New here and to the rules

I bought them last week as I was looking for a set I could use for a near future game using the great copplestone future wars miniatures which I have loads off and never had anything to use them for.

Now I'm about to set up a moon base hostage situation with a swat team trying to rescue the ambassador and staff from the consulate

Hopefully my friends will enjoy it

Spectre Miniatures proudly presents the first (crime) wave of our Cartel miniatures range.

These highly detailed miniatures are focussed on inner city urban combat scenarios and feature Soldatos (soldiers), Sicarios (assassins) and character figures to represent members of the cartels, criminal syndicates and favelas of central and south America.

These include street soldiers armed with a variety of weapons, professional hit men, enforcers, bosses and character miniatures to add flavour to your games of Spectre: Operations.

This is the start of a new range from Spectre Miniatures, with more to join the ranks in the future!

http://www.spectreminiatures.com/collections/cartel

Nice timing with Ghost Recon Wildlands coming out next week!

Any kind of demo rules or rule book PDF?

Got my gang this morning! The rule book too.
They even threw in another blister - don't know if it's a mistake or a gift.

Those cartel guys look great. Haven't been able to choose and opposing forces for my task force until now. Saying that I'm still trying to figure out a way to paint crye / multicam. Ps the Dev shots of the spec buggy looks nice too.

Very cool, have to say Spectre seem to be producing some of the highest quality modern-era miniatures I have seen.

jamat wrote:
New here and to the rules

I bought them last week as I was looking for a set I could use for a near future game using the great copplestone future wars miniatures which I have loads off and never had anything to use them for.

Now I'm about to set up a moon base hostage situation with a swat team trying to rescue the ambassador and staff from the consulate

Hopefully my friends will enjoy it

That does sound awesome! Make sure you take some pics and post a battle report

Plus lets us know what the rules are like. Have yet to pick up the book yet. That won't be too long to be fair.

There's a PDF available from when this was on KickStarter. Not sure if its the final published version or not but it seems pretty complete and the download link is still live.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1660604196/spectre-miniatures/posts/1122900

Cheers for the link chap, will take a proper look. Had a first play at ghost recon last night and there's so many ideas for little missions.

Just a heads up chaps that the spectre guys have posted a guide to painting multicam on their downloads page, comes just a few days after figuring out how myself, lol. Looks pretty close to what I had managed.

Sorry to double post guys but just a heads up that the salute mini is up on the spectre site. Limited stocks so won't be on there for long.

Scratch that guys, sold out already glad I was able to grab mine.