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I'm really excited for this, going to be getting up at 1 am for the early bird pledging, but i really hope there aren't too many cheesecake models. I'd love a Kurganova without a cleavage cut away for example. I just want someone to make some female minis that are just kicking ass, not kicking ass in a girlie mag. Please please Raging Heroes!

All I want to know is how high does it have to go before we hit plastics? I would spend a bucket load if it meant getting a sprue of decent female heads for conversions.

I have to restrain myself from posting questions about the possibility of plastics over and over.

Cause I'd really like them.

You know.

I wouldn't make a company of female Space Marines or anything.

Not at all...

I love those snipers. My command squads will now have nothing but snipers!

I haven't got piles of IG equivalents sitting around, so this is actually a good deal from where I'm sitting. A box of plastic Cadians costs $48 here, so three squads is $144 before postage. I'm getting that much, plus a half dozen heroines for a few jots more. Plus they're great models, female, and supporting a small company.

Widdershinz wrote:
I haven't got piles of IG equivalents sitting around, so this is actually a good deal from where I'm sitting. A box of plastic Cadians costs $48 here, so three squads is $144 before postage. I'm getting that much, plus a half dozen heroines for a few jots more. Plus they're great models, female, and supporting a small company.

That may not be quite the fair comparison, heh. You're not only comparing them to one of the the highest priced makers on the market, but a maker that intentionally and notoriously puts the Australian market at exorbitant pricing. If you are interested in supporting small studios, might I point out DreamForge Games, which isn't just smaller (being literally 1 guy last I heard), but who makes very nice plastic infantry for a fraction of the price.

Same. I'd go bonkers for plastics.