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We are very pleased to release our latest 28mm sci fi vehicle, the Scythian SPA/Mechkiller. This is a light/medium tank hull with a special turret mounting a huge plasma cannon which can fire a plasma capsule indirectly, as fire support, or may be used in the direct fire mode with devastating effect against even the largest targets, especially mechs. The plasma cannon can be boosted in power if the vehicle is towing an aux power trailer.

The vehicle is available with or without the trailer, or the trailer is available separately. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/28mmscifi.html

I gotta ask. Why no pictures with Infantry to give scale?

Sorry, just saw your question. The Scythian uses the same hull as the Sabre, which is shown here with some federal army riflemen:



Please note our store is currently down as we do some urgent home repair but hope to be back up in a week or two.

We have released the first codes for our 15mm Parthian Empire ranges -- early Parthians, and foot archers for the Parthians or their client states (which are also suitable for Seleucid eastern levy archers).

These are for the earlier part of Parthian history, when they had established themselves in the old satrapy and were at war with the Seleucids and, later, the Republican Romans.  The Iranian Revival in Parthia was not yet in full swing, and chainmail was not yet in use, so these may look a bit different than you're accustomed to, but this was the fighting force that put the scare into the Seleucid army so that they adopted their own cataphracts. 

There's some controversy as to whether Parthian cataphracts carried archery equipment, so we have provided a separate gorytos bowcase/quiver with them and the command set so you can decide for yourself whether to add them.  The standardbearers in the command sets are supplied with both a (bare) flagpole and a draco.

We have four codes available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/parthian.html

Parthian horse archers, early period


Parthian cataphracts, early period


Parthian command, early period


Parthian/client state infantry archers

Those look great!

We are very happy to release the first codes in our 15mm Hundred Years War/Late Fourteenth Century range, two sets of English longbowmen. One set is wearing aketons (or gambesons if you prefer) with the other set adding leg harness and chainmail hauberks. Each figurine is provided with its own separate arrow bunch stuck into the ground.

The core period of the range is 1350-1400, when bascinets reigned supreme. A bit into the period (there's some disagreement as to exactly when) the extended visor called the hounskull was adopted, one of the most distinctive and menacing looks ever used by knights. Of course the range will focus on the Hundred Years War to start, and codes for knights in jupons and French infantry types are in production now as well, to be released soon. But other nations will be covered as well, and we are already making comprehensive lines of Spanish and Italians (these will be combined due to the close resemblance between many of their troop types). Look for foot knights and French infantry next, including crossbows, pavisiers and peasants.

Please note these are larger 15s like Testudo and many other more modern ranges.

Available here:

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

Longbowmen in heavy armour:


longbowmen with lighter protection:

We have released five new skeleton codes for our 15mm undead range, and two new codes for our new range of fantasy ne-er-do-wells. These considerably flesh out our existing undead range, pardon the expression.

They are available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

Skeleton archers


Skeleton infantry command


Skeleton knights


Skeleton sergeants


Skeleton mounted command


Evil wizards

We are very pleased to release two new codes for our very popular Caveman fantasy range -- Rhino Riders and Headhunters. The Rhino Riders are fairly self explanatory, and are provided with wooly rhinos to bowl over the enemy -- the perfect prehistoric "knights." The headhunters are unmarried adult males who are not permitted to marry or grow a beard until they have taken a head in battle -- their keenness to kill makes them impetuous adversaries.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm Soviet/Russian vehicle of the Cold War to Modern period, the BMP-1P. After its trial by fire in the Yom Kippur War, the BMP-1 was found to have room for improvement, and one key issue was the mounting of the ATGM launcher above the main cannon. This was remedied on the BMP-1P, which has a pintle mounted ATGM launching tube. Thousands of these remain in service around the world today.

It's available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-cold-war.html

That is a lovely looking sculpt, the depth of detail looks favourable compared to the Battlefront plastic kit.

Although I wonder if they realise the open cupola leaves them open to cavemen attack??

 Pacific wrote:

That was their fatal mistake!

 khurasan_miniatures wrote:

 Pacific wrote:

That was their fatal mistake!

What was?

We've just released some more 6mm sci fi, the first codes for the 6mm versions of our popular Federal Army vehicles. These are a tank and an APC, each available in both tracked and anti-grav versions.

Available here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/6mmscifi.html

Federal Army Tank, tracked version


Federal Army Tank, anti-grav drive version


Federal Army Heavy APC, tracked version


Federal Army Heavy APC, anti-grav drive version

We've neglected the 15mm Little Carinthia Eldritch Horror range too long, but help is on the way -- the Papal Purgator Battalions have arrived. These include conventional weapons to strip away the damned human followers of the dark powers -- rifles as well as heavier weapons -- but the real demon fighting power is provided by the Exorcists, wielding the Flame of the Sacred Heart. To use the Flame, those fearless souls have to approach the demon ... eye to eye. The Purgators all wear the pointed hood of the penitent -- this prevents demons from seeing their faces and thus stealing their souls.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/little-carinthia.html

Purgator Rifle Brethren


Purgator Support Brethren


Purgator Exorcists

Wow, torches and hoods makes them look like they are fighting darkness a bit too enthusiastically.....

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm Sci fi miniatures, the Federal Army Experimental Battalion (ExBat). These are very high tech forces experimentally deployed at battalion level, very advanced grav vehicles and infantry "drone" (actually robotic) infantry. Limited numbers of super-elite special forces termed "Treaty Troops" also operate with the ExBats. There's a complete background write-up for these forces on the web page as well.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

Federal Army XM-51 advanced superheavy grav APC


Federal Army "Treaty Troops" Special Forces rifles


Federal Army "Treaty Troops" Special Forces command and weapons


Federal Army "Buccaneer" Infantry-Drones (Robots) with rifles/heavy rifles


Federal Army "Buccaneer" Infantry-Drones (Robots) with rifle on grav-pod


Federal Army "Buccaneer" Infantry-Drones (Robots) with heavy rifle on grav-pod

The drones are very nice, I like those.

We are very pleased to release six new codes for our 15mm later 14th century range, the first sets of men-at-arms on foot, and more sets of infantry. As most men-at-arms fought on foot in this period rather than mounted, these releases permit the gamer to build the basic components of armies of the period -- either an English herce (longbows flanking men at arms) or the French men at arms formations with crossbows supporting at a distance. In addition to the men-at-arms (these first sets are in jupons), we also have pavisiers, crossbowmen, and armed peasants. (Please note these are the larger "15mm" figures pioneered by Testudo which are now the size offered by several manufacturers.)

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-fourteenth-century.html

Knights on foot in jupon, one-handed weapons


Knights on foot in jupon, two-handed weapons


Knights on foot in jupon, command


Spearmen with pavise


Crossbowmen


Armed Peasants

Very nice! The peasants would also make good bandits (as could the knights...).

Its good to see someone finally match the quality of the old corvus belli HYW line!

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm modern combat range, for the Vietnam War, 1965-1973. The range focuses on US involvement in the ground war, and its release coincides with the premiere in the US of Ken Burn's latest documentary this Sunday, September 17, as well as the recent book by Mark Bowden on the Battle of Hue.

The first codes in the range are a US infantry squad with M16s without body armour, a pair of M60 gunners, and an NVA squad. We also have an M113 model that is part of the range as well.

Each figurine in the squad is a unique sculpt. The US figures come with separate packs, one per figurine, and the M60s, and the RPD in the NVA squad, come with a bipod if you wish to use it.

The range will be greatly expanded, and the second codes -- a squad with M16s in M69 armour, and a Viet Cong Main Force squad, are being sculpted now.

The first codes are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/vietnam-war.html

US Squad with M16:


US M60 Gunners:


NVA Squad:

Our alien foreign legion range, the JTFB, has just been expanded with a fifth fire team and a portable heavy anti-matter cannon. Each alien trooper in the range is a unique species, but they have uniform weapons and armour to tie them together. The platoon set that is sold has been expanded as well to add one each of the two new sets. Available now.

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmscifi.html

Team 5


Portable cannon

We're pleased to release a complete range of 15mm West Sudanese, representing the great empires in the western part of immediately sub-Saharan Africa in the medieval and renaissance periods. These included the Mali, Gao, Songhai, Bornu and Kanem Empires, and fought each other, tribes to the south, the Arab powers on the other side of the Sahara, and eventually the Europeans during the age of exploration.

This was a time when "Timbuktu" was a great city in the Mali Empire, and not a synonym for "the end of the world!"

The armies were made up of swarms of tribal infantry archers shooting poisoned arrows, but could field very large numbers of highly mobile light and medium cavalry as well. Supporting troops included infantry swordsmen and javelinmen, and there were elite heavily protected foot and mounted spearmen as well. Some West Sudanese empires, such as Bornu and Kanem, preferred large numbers of close order spearmen with big shields rather than archers as an infantry core. These armies have long been popular with wargamers because of the very interesting mix of troop types, but gamers have always had to fudge on representation in 15mm, so we decided to make dedicated figurines. (Even the oft-used stampeding cattle.)

Too large a range to fully preview, so head over to the store page to check it out.
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/west-sudanese.html

We have just released two sets of 6mm Infantry, for the Federal Army. They are in carapace armour and join the four armoured vehicles already available.
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/6mmscifi.html

Federal Army Rifles and Heavy Rifles


Federal Army Heavy Weapons

We are very pleased to release our latest code for the Kushan and early medieval Indian range, Indian clubmen. These were an elite and fought with huge two handed clubs with metal rings. They are useful for the armies of the Kushan Empire, as well as the native Indian and Tamil dynasties of the same period. Available now.

http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/kushan.html

We've just released THE APES, ferocious sasquatch-like creatures, for our 15mm ape-man fantasy range. There are seven poses of THE APES, plus an alpha male as commander. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

We have just released the bodyguard infantry archers for the Gasgans, those perennial pests of the Hittites (and possibly those responsible for the Hittite Empire's downfall). There are four poses -- they wear helmets and, in addition to their archery equipment, have two handed axes on their backs next to the quiver. Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/gasgan.html

We've just released a range of Elizabethan (late 16th century) English, Horse, Foot and Command, in 15mm as part of our expanding Late 16th Century range. It's available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late16thcentury.html

Just a few of the eleven new codes shown here:

We are pleased to release two new sets of dinosaurs for our 15mm prehistoric animals range -- Edmontosaurus juveniles and adults.

There are three poses of adults (and these were very large animals indeed) and two poses of juveniles -- a larger chick and a sub-adult. Juveniles were made to add variety, to require protection from the herd, and as an objective for predators.

This was the dinosaur once called "Trachodon" and later "Anatotitan," and well-known to kids as "duck-billed dinosaurs." They are depicted with the fleshy comb on top of their heads, as was suggested by a recent fossil find. Not everyone is certain the comb in the fossil is correct, and some gamers may prefer the more traditional look without it, so it's easy to snip it off with wire cutters and then file down.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mm-prehistoric.html

Edmontosaurus herd


Edmontosaurus juveniles

Is it wrong of me to use your 15mm chubby chinese as the perfect 28mm halfling for kings of war?