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TTC* are back online again at their warehouse - reduced staffing due to Corona with some of their staff furloughed and others working from home; but they've got their basic production and shipping functional again.
https://community.ttcombat.com/2020/04/21/warehouse-open/

They've also put their range of event exclusive models up for sale on the website since they aren't attending any events this year. Models up until May 1st
https://community.ttcombat.com/2020/04/21/exclusives/#more-4618
Full exclusive range https://ttcombat.com/collections/exclusives

Store
https://ttcombat.com




*home of Rumbleslam, Dropfleet/Zone commander, Carnival and other games as well as terrain sets.

Thanks!

Their DFC plastics are fantastic and their Resistance Fleet is certainly a worthy heir to the BFG plastics.

and these...





Yeah I can see a home for either one or both.

Wan’t that the ship RITides was interested in? Has someone PMed him yet?

Well now you remind me.....

Oooh, thanks for the poke guys

I've got a fully painted set of PHR, just wish there was an entire faction like that first ship to run it against

Great for them, hope they can operate safely.
Annoyingly for me I ordered some TT MDF terrain a few days back from Wayland. Would have much preferred to have had the better choice on TTs site.

Thanks for the heads-up. I ended up ordering the Plague Doctress and the Classic Raadru. That particular mini I've liked since the original Carnivale release, and had given up on getting it, so I was excited to see it on sale again.

Well, I missed out on the exclusive cruiser a couple of years ago and I’m still kicking myself, so I’m taking the plunge into resin spaceships. I also find it amusing that some of the best and biggest battleships and battlecruisers on the market cost less shipped than a space marine librarian for fancy Sister.

Man I really love their designs and want to support them, but their resin quality is absolutely atrocious. Quite upsetting to build out fleets for 3 of the factions to discover that not a single model was without massive mold slips, rubbery resin bits, obviously old ruined molds used, etc. Basically ended my love for the game overnight.

If they brought the original Centurion event exclusive version back I'd have picked a couple of those up.May have to pick up a Phoenix just for giggles.

axotl wrote:
Man I really love their designs and want to support them, but their resin quality is absolutely atrocious. Quite upsetting to build out fleets for 3 of the factions to discover that not a single model was without massive mold slips, rubbery resin bits, obviously old ruined molds used, etc. Basically ended my love for the game overnight.

Uh oh. I'm still waiting on an order with an exclusive resin ship. Which ships did you get?

I did get the (not exclusive) Centurion a while back and it had only a few minor bubbles and flash. Also, didn't they do that halfling KS last year? Those resins seemed decent. I'm going to try to stay positive on this until I get my shipment.


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 Vaktathi wrote:
If they brought the original Centurion event exclusive version back I'd have picked a couple of those up.May have to pick up a Phoenix just for giggles.

I asked them about the old exclusive Centurion, and they never got back to me. I hope they bring it back someday.

I've never had any issues with Tabletop's resin. Their Carnevale stuff has been quite nice and easy to work wtih.

My only issue is that they tend to put lots of fine detail ridges along the seam lines..... It's worse than plasmagun ridges! Then again their plastics have very very very thin mould-lines in general.

But it is something I would have thought experienced model designers would have avoided.

I wonder if it was stuff dating from when they first took over Hawk and were dealing with their old moulds/casts

Hawk was generally good but towards the end things were slipping as they struggled to fulfil the ks