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The shipping rates are actually pretty reasonable, I've never had a problem getting a nice package rate when buying multiple items. Usually I was buying 2 or more mechs. The stuff always seemed to arrive in arouind 2-3 weeks for me.

Wonder how those Terminator Hunter/Killers would size up with 15mm stuff...

 Barzam wrote:
I wish their stuff was easier to get. Like, walk into the local hobby shop and grab a box or two easy. I loves me some armored werewolves, but I don't want to have to pay international shipping for them.

If you bought them at your FLGS, the final price would probably be as much as it is to buy them online WITH shipping... or pretty close.

Eric

 Azazelx wrote:

Shipping takes 4-6 weeks, but it was pretty cheap. I got some scenery, some fliers and some cannon as well as some 15mm KV-1 tanks. I'll be picking up the orcs, centaurs, some more scenery and perhaps some more Zvesda tanks from them in a few weeks.

When you get the Centaurs, could you take some scale shots? Interested to see if they'd be good as cheap Dragon Ogre proxies.

Cheers!

Here is a scale shot (large):

Man, these all look so incomprehensibly awesome! And they'll be to scale with the Bones giants, more or less, it seems. I may indeed have a Clash of the Titans scenario on my tabletop.

Whoa... I feel like I could use those as chaos dwarf bull centaurs. Sweet!

As for international shipping- I only paid $5-$6 for shipping of the flat catapult and cannon sprues (3 each, in 2 separate orders, $5-$6 both times).

Edit: Ordered 5 sets of 4 centaurs ($10 per set)... $5 shipping for the first, +$1 for each of the next sets, so a total of $9 shipping.

Will take pics when I get them

Damn, they are pretty good for the price. And yeah, they could be used as Bull Centaurs too without much trouble. A very cheap alternative.

Very impressed. Hard not to want to buy any at this time.

I do like that keep!

I would definitely look into getting some of the terrain for the place I play at and my buddies house. The figs look pretty good too.

I might get some buildings myself

I wonder what's going on with the game they make called "Z.O.D." Found it on Ebay, and looks like a neat little mecha game- though i doubt that converting the rules from Russian would be anything even approaching fun! Might be interesting cheap fodder for home-grown rules, though. The mechs look to be on 25mm bases.

has anyone found an alternate source for these?
i really like them and want to order more but the wait from russia is a pita...

 kenshin620 wrote:
Found this interesting post on TTF. Looks pretty cool. Seems to be from a distributer of Robogear

Tehnolog released a new set of 28mm modular terrain set called Scorched City.




Each set includes one sprue, but several sprues can by used to make larger buildings and ruins.


Thanks again to Lord Velard for sending this in!

Unfortunately for the life of me, I cannot find the actual set itself. Lots of toys and stuff though

http://tehnolog.ru/



EDIT

Hmmm well I THINK I found it but it comes with a set of figures, that also look too big for 40k

Those uber-commissars look badass. I'll have to order them before too long...

Not that particular set, although a range of Tehnolog stuff is officialy imported & sold by Pegasus Hobbies

http://pegasushobbies.net/catalog/Peg.-Gaming-Accessories/c2/index.html


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this is a Russian site but has what you're after

http://www.murderfrost.ru/index.php?show_price=yes

and this ebay seller (Russian) had lots of them (sold out) but worth asking if they're expecting a restock, at least you'd have ebay protection

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Scorched-city-28mm-modular-wargaming-terrain-set-Sci-fi-Historical-1-48-1-56-/251272164792?pt=Games_US&hash=item3a80fcf5b8

I see the seller as having lots in stock here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Scorched-city-28mm-modular-wargaming-terrain-set-Sci-fi-Historical-1-48-1-56-/251284887685?pt=Games_US&hash=item3a81bf1885

EDIT: Also, this thing is pretty cool:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Astrogladiator-assault-mega-armor-Tehnolog-Videoman-tau-riptide-/251283422051?pt=Games_US&hash=item3a81a8bb63&_uhb=1
$13 after shipping is very tempting.

EDIT2: Oh, I see it was mentioned last page.

That giant robot would be good for 15mm mech games too.

these are great

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Scorched-city-28mm-modular-wargaming-terrain-set-Sci-fi-Historical-1-48-1-56-/251297962738?pt=Games_US&hash=item3a82869af2

it's back.

Just curious if anyone has asked at Pegasus if they plan on carrying any of these newer sets, especially the scorched earth stuff.

If nobody else has I can ask upon my return to the states. Pegasus is about a fifteen minute drive or so from home.

Actually, I have spoken with them about it. Probably back around November-ish maybe? At the time I was looking for the Robogear T-rex and asked them if they had any. They told me that Imex is actually the company that was importing them and that apparently Imex axed the brand due to not bringing in enough sales. The stock Pegasus had was all they were going to get and when it is gone, it'll be gone.

 Barzam wrote:
Actually, I have spoken with them about it. Probably back around November-ish maybe? At the time I was looking for the Robogear T-rex and asked them if they had any. They told me that Imex is actually the company that was importing them and that apparently Imex axed the brand due to not bringing in enough sales. The stock Pegasus had was all they were going to get and when it is gone, it'll be gone.

Was that just referring to Robogear stock, or was that for all Pegasus terrain?

The Robogear stock, but I would assume that it applies to all of the Imex branded Tehnolog stuff. Quite certain it does not apply to the actual Pegasus branded goods though.

 Barzam wrote:
Actually, I have spoken with them about it. Probably back around November-ish maybe? At the time I was looking for the Robogear T-rex and asked them if they had any. They told me that Imex is actually the company that was importing them and that apparently Imex axed the brand due to not bringing in enough sales. The stock Pegasus had was all they were going to get and when it is gone, it'll be gone.

Brookhurst Hobbies, another importer, said the same thing about their stock. They blew it all out at crazy discounts.

It's sad, if it had gotten into Toys are Us, it might have done better.

That big robot guy looks very cool.

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

 chris_valera wrote:
As overpriced as Cities of Death is, at least it's quality. The platform stuff looks too toy-like for my taste. The platformer stuff was better because it was modular, but didn't have the "toy block" look to it whan it was completed.

Yeah, I see what you mean, the panels are pretty thin and the buildings turn out pretty boxy if used that way. But I've got the same issues with the CoD buildings, too. I've found those work best if integrated into foamcard buildings for detailing purposes - and the robogear sets could be used for that as well...