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We've just added four more codes for the 15mm Sung Chinese, a Medieval Chinese dynasty (which resisted the Khitans and Jurchen but fell to the Mongols after an epic struggle).

Fire lance cavalry (with explosive charge at the tip of the lance):


Polearm cavalry:


Fire lance infantry (as per the cavalry, sans horse):


Large war drums:


All are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/sung-chinese.html

We are pleased to release our latest 15mm sci fi armoured fighting vehicle, the Seydlitz tracked tank. This vehicle has the same hull as the more advanced Samson tank, but is armed with a conventional CPR cannon mounted in a different turret, and lacks the gatling gun of the Samson.



The kit is available singly or in a platoon of four at a reduced price. Available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

We are very pleased to release TWO new sets of 15mm fantasy adventurers -- both are sculpted by Tom Meier and these are, in our opinion, the most beautiful 15mm fantasy miniatures ever! They're available now, and the master pack has been updated to include all five available packs:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

The latest sets are:

Monk, Gnome illusionist and Elf fighter


Halfling thief, rogue, and wizard

Incredible!

Halfling? Or 6mm hero?

Those are great!
Some fantastic paint, too!

Wow! Those could easily pass for 28mm, astounding!

I can't believe those are 15mm !

You have an artist with some serious skill (and eyesight!), beautiful job on those.

We are very pleased to release three new sets for our 15mm modern Middle Eastern warfare range, a set for Syrian Government Forces, one for Hezbollah, and one that can be used for either of the two (or that third set can be used as Chechens as well, as they are wearing fatigue hats or wool caps).

More about the sets on the webstore. Available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-middle-eastern.html

Hezbollah set


Syrian Government Forces set


Syrian or Hezbollah (or Chechens) set

We are very pleased to release our latest Cold War/Modern Armour vehicle in 15mm scale, the T-64BV. This would have been the most dangerous adversary Western tanks would have faced on a late Cold War battlefield in Central Europe, combining the advanced features of the T-64 with reactive armour. The vehicle did not see combat during the Cold War but as it was manufactured for the Soviet Union in Ukraine, it is being used by both sides in the current Donbass conflict. The kit is in resin with pewter details and is available on both our 80s Cold War and Modern Russian ranges (here's the link to the 80s Cold War range):
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-cold-war.html

We have just released the latest model in our 15mm modern US Army range, the M1152 uparmoured HMMWV with canvas cover and extended exhaust pipe. This truck serves as a cargo or troop carrier. Available now.
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-us-army.html

We are very pleased to release a 15mm range for the Gasgans, picturesquely horrid savages who constantly raided the Hittite Empire and may have contributed to the downfall of that great civilisation. Also known as the Kaska people or the Kaskians, they were Anatolian highlanders who were able to muster 9,000 men or more, as well as chariots, for their wars on the Hittites and anyone else who got in their way. The range includes warbands, archers, slingers, and a chariot set that gives the gamer the option to build noble chariots or commander's chariots, and includes a Gasgan witch wearing an Anatolian Viper! There's also a warband with two chariots and over one hundred infantry available at a discount.

These models can be used to field a Gasgan army, or Gasgan mercenaries or allies in a Hittite or Egyptian army. They can also be used for other Anatolian tribesmen, including in the Trojan War.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/gasgan.html

Gasgan Chariot set:


Gasgan Warbands:


Gasgan Archers


Gasgan Slingers

We are very pleased to release the main infantry codes for the first faction in our NF sci fi range, the Oceanic Republic. There are two codes, infantry with rifles and specialists with energy weapons.





The second faction, the Eastasian Combine, is being sculpted now.

The range is available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-21st-century.html

Those are great!

Those look awesome. There's a slight problem though. They're not accessible from the main webshop page. Same with the 22nd Century Chinese. Without direct links to them, there's no way to find them on the website.

We are very pleased to release the lastest figurines for our 15mm late 16th century range -- those universal infantry mercenaries of the late 16th century, the German Landsknechts. They are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late16thcentury.html


The term "Landsknecht"continued to be used for German infantry until at least the 1590s, although by this period they might just be called "Germans" or "Fussknechts." Landsknechts and other German mercenaries seemed to be on virtually every European battlefield of the late 16th century, from France to Muscovy, from Scandinavia to the Balkans.


Note that by this period German infantry were gradually replacing the Pluderhosen with billowy trousers without the vents, but both continued to be widely worn, side by side -- actually in the same infantry units -- as period art clearly shows.


The Germans fought in large squares of pikemen, and these still included a certain percentage of halberdiers. Accordingly, both German pike sets have the option to be bought with a dozen halberds in addition to their pikes (so the pack comes with 24 weapons and 12 figurines).


The new sets are:


Later Landsknecht/German Armoured Pikemen:



Same with Halberds added:



Later Landsknecht/German Unarmoured Pikemen:



Same with Halberds added:



Later Landsknecht/German Arquebusiers:



Later Landsknecht/German Infantry Command:




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 CptJake wrote:
Those are great!

Thanks Jake!

The near future stuff is still inaccessible from the main site. There's no subsection listed, and no listings under 15mm Sci-fi or the Generic 15mm Sci-fi section. They're still only accessible through direct links. Might want to fix that, otherwise that stuff will never sell.

We are very pleased to release our latest line of 15mm Sci Fi models, the modern alien invasion range. Available are the Science Caste, the War Caste, the war robots of the War Caste, and the colossal four legged alien war machine, the city-killing Maneuver Element. We believe that, with the possible exception of a model Ratte released in 15mm scale, and of course some terrain pieces. the Maneuver Element is the largest 15mm model released for tabletop play as a unit. It can be purchased with a variety of leg poses.

A full background for the range is provided, and the intention is that the range can be used against modern combat models, but of course you can use them for whatever you fancy. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-alien-invasion.html

Alien War Caste Combat Team Members


Alien War Caste Combat Team Heavy Weapons and Command


Alien War Caste Kallinekt Warborgs


Alien War Caste Kallinekt Warborg Heavies with Gatling Lasers


Alien War Caste Maneuver Element (four crouching legs -- note T-62 tank below it!)


Alien War Caste Maneuver Element (two crouching legs and two straight legs)


The science caste ("Greys") were released on the downlow last year, and are listed in this range as well:

Science Caste Evaluation Mode


Science Caste Conflict Mode

Somebody gettin' probed...

It's past that point, Jake -- someobody gettin his molecular structure rearranged!

I've got something coming up you should like -- part of the background is that some of the grey aliens do not approve of the eradication of the humans and dissent, actively helping the humans. Sometimes these greys go into the field with human armed forces and in the US army they are seen, and treated, as interpreters, so are called "Terps." The US Army infantrymen are worried about the safety of these strange little Terps, so they give them helmets and flak jackets. The aliens don't need them but they wear them anyway because they know it makes the humans feel better ....

The set is a US army infantrymen kneeling down next to an Alien Terp in helmet and flak jacket.

The aliens help the humans develop new tech as well, so I may do modern US Army troops with sci-fi weapons, maybe some add-on parts for my vehicle kits too.

 khurasan_miniatures wrote:
It's past that point, Jake -- someobody gettin his molecular structure rearranged!

I've got something coming up you should like -- part of the background is that some of the grey aliens do not approve of the eradication of the humans and dissent, actively helping the humans. Sometimes these greys go into the field with human armed forces and in the US army they are seen, and treated, as interpreters, so are called "Terps." The US Army infantrymen are worried about the safety of these strange little Terps, so they give them helmets and flak jackets. The aliens don't need them but they wear them anyway because they know it makes the humans feel better ....

The set is a US army infantrymen kneeling down next to an Alien Terp in helmet and flak jacket.

The aliens help the humans develop new tech as well, so I may do modern US Army troops with sci-fi weapons, maybe some add-on parts for my vehicle kits too.

Would this be something like a semi-modern APC with hover pods instead of wheels or tracks? (Like the Helghast hover APCs?)
I like the Invasion set.. it looks good. That heavily armored group with the disc heads is really speaking to me

Crab bots go!

That war machine is huge!

 khurasan_miniatures wrote:
It's past that point, Jake -- someobody gettin his molecular structure rearranged!

I've got something coming up you should like -- part of the background is that some of the grey aliens do not approve of the eradication of the humans and dissent, actively helping the humans. Sometimes these greys go into the field with human armed forces and in the US army they are seen, and treated, as interpreters, so are called "Terps." The US Army infantrymen are worried about the safety of these strange little Terps, so they give them helmets and flak jackets. The aliens don't need them but they wear them anyway because they know it makes the humans feel better ....

The set is a US army infantrymen kneeling down next to an Alien Terp in helmet and flak jacket.

The aliens help the humans develop new tech as well, so I may do modern US Army troops with sci-fi weapons, maybe some add-on parts for my vehicle kits too.

Pretty cool stuff!

No, not the doctor from the TV show, an actual house! This is an American-style two story house with an attached garage, and a front and rear entrance. It's been made for modern disaster or combat gaming. It's a two part sold resin casting (and this quite heavy).

We noticed a dearth of things of this nature in 15mm scale, most available structures being for model railroading and often a bit off scale. If this is well received we will certainly make more, and perhaps store and so on. The house type 1 joins our post-apocalyptic camp in our zombie range (and is also listed on our terrain page):
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmzombie.html

Omg! THAT is exactly what I've been needing! Ooh, I hope you do more. I especially hope that you are eventually able to make ones with interiors.

Price is decent too.

Too bad I have as much drive to paint miniature houses as I do my own!

Oh man that huge alien is amazing. Love it!

Those aliens look pretty cool, nice paintjob too.

Just a quick note that we've just added a set of baggage elephants to our Siamese range. They're suitable for Southeast Asian armies throughout the ancient and medieval periods, and probably well beyond that as well.

Available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/siamese.html

We are very pleased to release the latest code in our 15mm fantasy Caveman range, the War Mammoth. This is a Steppe Mammoth, and it's gigantic! It makes an elephant look like a cow by comparison. (It does fit on a 40x40mm base, however.)

The model is mostly resin, with pewter details, and the crew are pewter. Available now -- more caveman releases are coming shortly.
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

The mammoth does look bigger than the ones I use for my 15mm Haradrim army: