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There seems to be some contradictory info... 28mm scale... 44 mm actual figure height of maybe the tallest mini?

This does look kinda neat, time for Abrco industries to come out of receivership and rebuild their HQ in Springfield USA.

Maybe some executives from Extensive Enterprises can come over to Abrco and help out with stuff.... the world is a strange place.

 FabricatorGeneralMike wrote:

This does look kinda neat, time for Abrco industries to come out of receivership and rebuild their HQ in Springfield USA.

Maybe some executives from Extensive Enterprises can come over to Abrco and help out with stuff.... the world is a strange place.

Abrco Industries never really recovered from investing so much in the disastrous Broca Beach condo development. But at least on paper it was a better investment than the Arbco Brothers Circus. I don't know who talked them into that!

 aka_mythos wrote:
There seems to be some contradictory info... 28mm scale... 44 mm actual figure height of maybe the tallest mini?

The boardgame has the heroes and villains in 44mm and the troopers in 35mm (or so). That's because they are boardgame pieces and should work as such.
The RPG receives a set of 28mm figures, which are different sculpts.

Thank you for that clarification, Garfield. Maybe there's still hope for good 28mm guys.