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http://proxiemodels.com/28mm-near-future-barriers.aspx

I made some plastic barricades for some friends and added them to the store. This is a co-op project that I hope to do more of in the future. I have nailed down a tank design that I like a lot so will be making that ASAP after a few other things get wrapped up. The build it yourself building is not forgotten and will be done also.

Thanks

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Do you have any plans to make intact 15mm WWII era buildings? The price you got for building sprues is very within my budget and I see you made the destroyed buildings already.

Nice and simple.

Good stuff, the 15mm tank also looks really good.

Any plans for more 28mm?

You might to make this your permanent Proxie Models news and rumors thread.

I like the description "clean and simple design lacking skulls." I see someone has been listening to our pleas.

Cool design. Any chance we could get the measurement of the thickness?

By the looks of them, and taking into acount the measurements on the tape in the back, no more than 1/4 inch (6mm) at the thickest part.

Not something I have a need for, but nice clean design that should sell well.

 Mathieu Raymond wrote:
I like the description "clean and simple design lacking skulls." I see someone has been listening to our pleas.

I don't know. I just spent 30 seconds trying to figure out a way to add enough skulls to it.

I am very much looking forward to the tanks.

As one of the original "creators" of the assault drop barrier I have more of the concept of why the walls were created the way they are and I was asked to come and post some painted pics of the walls, so here's a few snapshots of them with some of our Infinity minis (about similar height to an IG guardsman for scale sake).





These were painted by the model maker who constructed them from the base idea into something sleek and stylish to fit a futuristic pristine idea of disposable cover. Drop them onto the battleground prior to the troops arriving to provide a route of cover for ingress and egress, as well as to hinder enemy light armor and bikes. They work beautifully for infinity, yet there was a suggestion of use as Tau cover positions for their fire warriors. As a Tau player I can see their style in it's design and as soon as college quits kicking my **s I'll have time to paint some up in my Tau camo-scheme.

I love the description the barricades as well.

This is very cool, too:



Business card billboards!

Reminds me very much of the UNSC barricades from the Halo universe.

That's a Very Good Thing.

I bought some from ebay, they work great for infinity they give great cover and everyone who has seen them likes them.

I like em. Now make some for the Eldar. And makes a separate skull ad on kit for the die hards.