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Justyn wrote:
Yeah I keep hoping one of the 3 manufacturers of 28mm WWII Armor starts making E Series tanks, and other What if goodies. Probably won't happen but never know.

JTFM/ Die Waffekammer ( http://www.diewaffenkammer.com ) is going to eventually have an After '45 range. He makes gorgeous models but can be slow to put out new stuff...

We've just expanded our very popular 15mm modern US range with two new sets: A light mortar section (two mortars and four poses of crew), and a set of heavy weapons -- a TOW2 launcher with two crew, and a tripod that can mount either an M2 .50 HMG or a Mk19 GL, and two crew for the tripod.





Both are available now, listed under "US ARMY INFANTRY SUPPORT WEAPONS ETC."
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-us-army.html

Those are nice!

Thanks Jake! By the way, people were asking about a 28mm E-25 -- check with Company B as I bought their design to make in scales smaller than 25mm. I made some changes to it, but the basic design was theirs. So they may be have one (I don't know as I don't follow 28mm manufacturers).

We are very pleased to release two more sets of the famed Testudo ECW/TYW range, the generals and mounted dragoons, which can also be used as mounted arquebusiers.





Both are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/ecw-tyw.html

Absolutely fantastic looking sculpts, can't believe those are only 15mm!

Love the character of the cavalier waving his hat

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm fantasy force, the Drakon Empire. These fierce warriors are available in multiple troop types with a full background provided as well.

The first codes are:

Drakon Phalanx Warriors


Drakon Flankers with Two-Handed Swords


Drakon Linebreakers (assault engineers) with Axes


Drakon Berserkers with Two Swords


Drakon Chosen Speaker, an ancient winged commander


We have plans to release the Warpdrakes, time-traveling Drakons who have obtained weapons and armour of very advanced technology, in due course. The first codes are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

Well hot dang, I'm sold. Order placed.

Just make sure you update us here when the warpdrakes and the priests get released!


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You might want to double check the listing for the Drakon Chosen Speaker- the web shop brings it up as a Fungoid King.

LOL, that's my HTML skills for you! I'll fix it, thanks.

Anyway, yes will definitely let everyone know when the Warpdrakes are available. I think they'll be of interest to 40k gamers especially as they'll be gothic flavored reptilian space warriors, so basically 15mm reptilian space marines. :-)

They're being made now but may take a while, because the sculptor is working on something for another company (a big one, but probably shouldn't say which). The Warrior Priests have not been started yet so I'm afraid they'll be a while. I made the tactical decision that the Warpdrakes should come first.

Eventually there will also be a Chosen Speaker who is more forward looking and allows the Warpdrakes to fit him out with futuristic weapons and armour.

Some day I may even have a world serpent sculpted, basically a huge dragon. Possibly not winged, more Godzilla-like.

 khurasan_miniatures wrote:


Some day I may even have a world serpent sculpted, basically a huge dragon. Possibly not winged, more Godzilla-like.

This. Do this.

Look forward to getting my goodies and seeing what else is coming.

Also my brother for making me finally succumb to the lure of 15mm figures!

We are very pleased to release our latest model for the 15mm Modern Middle Eastern Wars range, and the first armoured vehicle specific to that range, the Merkava Mark 4. This is the interim version, with the solid rear mudguard but pre-TROPHY. The kit is resin with pewter detail parts, including an optional part for "Sampson's Hair" -- the chain and ball application on the lower rear of the turret, meant to detonate ATGMs before they strike the shot trap on the turret rear face. Now that TROPHY is being adopted Sampson's Hair is being phased out but can still be seen on some tanks, and was used in the 2006 invasion of Lebanon.



Available now, here:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/modern-middle-eastern.html

Very pretty model.

We are very pleased to release our latest ancients line, the Early Siamese. This range is suitable for the first dynasty, the Sukhothai, as well as early armies of the successor dynasty, the Ayutthaya.

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

The codes released are:

King and sub-commander on elephants (elephants not yet having the one man howdah)


War elephants


Guardsmen


Warband with swords


Warband or skirmishers with spear


Archers


The baggage elephants have been made and will be released in a month or so.

Those are nice.

Absolutely fantastic detail level at 15mm.

And love the Merkava! Again, you would think that was larger than 15mm scale if you didn't know.

We are very pleased to release our newest codes for our very popular 18mm Marlburian range, Bavarian Musketeers and Grenadiers.

These infantry have the distinctive large cartridge box used by the Bavarian Foot, and wear gaiters as did the infantry of the Electorate.



The Grenadiers have the holstered pistol worn on their belt as well.



Use British infantry command for the Bavarian command figures, and Austrian cavalry for the Cuirassiers. A set of cavalry command will be made for the Bavarians in due course.

Available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/marlburian.html

We are very pleased to release four more codes for our 15mm sci fi cars -- sportier versions of our original cars, and little runabouts meant to carry only a single person. Each is available with either grav or wheeled drive.









As these function primarily as terrain features in most 15mm sci fi squad level gaming, they were designed to be simple and economical in appearance, in order not to detract from the appearance of the combat units!

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

Those Marlburians are fantastic! Any chance that you might expand to add some civilians of the era?

We are very pleased to release our latest 15mm fantasy model -- the Great Swamp Lizard! This towering beast can eat his way straight through entire enemy armies ... or can even attempt to gobble up the romantic interest of huge island-bound apes (but that's a risky proposition, even for him). It's a salute to the old-style portrayal of a great carnivorous dinosaur -- to many people, this is still the preferred portrayal of T. rex.

The kit is a mixture of resin and pewter, and parts are provided so that he can have his mouth open or closed. (I prefer the mouth closed myself and even considered having him sculpted scratching his head.) It's meant to be really huge in 15mm, so it's large enough to be quite a threat in 28mm scale as well.

It's available now, in our popular Salamen fantasy range:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/15mmfantasy.html

Any chance you could snap a photo of it with a salamander or one of your other 15mm reptilians?

Hard to discern the size of the thing. Looks nice though!

I didn't take the picture -- the painter, in Australia, did, and he doesn't have any of my 15mm infantry (AFAIK). It's big though! Don't have one with me at the mo but I think it's about 70-75mm tall.

We are very pleased to release the first codes in our modern alien invasion range, which starts with the mysterious grey alien scouts which have long mystified the world. There are two codes released initially -- Greys in Evaluation Mode (including some with probes) and Greys in Conflict Mode. More models will be coming soon, including the largest model we've ever manufactured (to date anyway).




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

Very nice work!

Can see those being popular with fans of X-com

I like those, menacing looking little guys.

We are very pleased to release the mechanized infantry elements of our 15mm 1980s-1990s US Army range, both infantry models and an M113.

The infantry are in three sets:

Infantrymen with M16 rifles:


Infantrymen with heavy weapons -- M249 SAWs, M16s with M203 grenade launchers, an M47 Dragon, and an AT-4 LAW:


Infantry command -- four leaders, and two teams of M60 machine gunners


There's also a platoon deal available for the above packs.

The M113 APC comes with both fender options, and two different trim vanes as well. It is resin with pewter detail parts.


All are available now and join the initial variant of M1 tank in this range:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late-cold-war.html

We're pleased to release our latest 15mm Late 16th Century set, Master Gunners. These are made in four nationalities -- German, English, Spanish, and Dutch -- but can really be used in any army, especially as master gunners were rather mercenary and often served foreign masters.



They'll soon be followed by the late 16th Century English.

The Master Gunners are available now:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/late16thcentury.html

We are very pleased to re-open our store and to release a complete new range of 15mm Sci-Fi aliens, the Tah-sig Empire. These are the first aliens to be available in our very popular "Zantin Reconquest" range.

The Zantins are high-tech, non-humanoid aliens and enough models have been made for the gamer to field forces up to company level. There's also a platoon deal available. They are available now (they're at the bottom of the page):
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/zantin.html

Painted by Heresy Brush!

Tah-sig with Particle Rifles:


Tah-sig with Heavy Particle Rifles:


Tah-sig with squad heavy weapons (missile launcher and grenade launcher):


Tah-sig Rapidfire Particle Cannon Teams:


Tah-sig Platoon-level weapons:


Tah-sig Command and Casualty:

Because several people have asked me for a size comparison to 28mm, here's a photo comparing a Tah-Sig Warrior to one of our upcoming 28mm Nova Respublik infantrymen.

Silly Khurasan, you should have put the Tah-Sig next to one of your basic 15mm human units too!

Any word on those Warp drakes?

Also, since we've got you handy here, refresh my memory if you can.

There were plans at one point for Garn mecha and carriers, weren't there? Did those ever see release (I'm guessing not)? Any chance they ever will?

 khurasan_miniatures wrote:
We are very pleased to release our latest ancients line, the Early Siamese. This range is suitable for the first dynasty, the Sukhothai, as well as early armies of the successor dynasty, the Ayutthaya.

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

The codes released are:

King and sub-commander on elephants (elephants not yet having the one man howdah)


War elephants


Guardsmen


Warband with swords


Warband or skirmishers with spear


Archers


The baggage elephants have been made and will be released in a month or so.

1. Will there be gun elephants available? Ayutthayas (and its successors, both Thonburi and BKK also used culverin-mounted elephants all the way through the Haw wars (the 1870s-1880s Siamese campaign in Laos where breech loading rifles saw a debut by any combatants)


^ Culverin with elephant-back platform 'this one shown here is said to be an original piece not a replica'

^ War elephants with either Armstrong mountain gun or Gatling, with Line Infantry and Marines, preparing to march towards Laos to meet the 'Haw Marauders'
(1). back in the early days of King Chulalongkorn, Marines dressed alot like British Naval Brigade which saw action in similar colonial wars, also unlike what modern Thai reenactors or Lakorn casts portrays, line infantrymen rarely wears pith helmets but the white forage caps of british style are chosen, implying that the latter was cheaper and easier to procure)...
(2) AFAIK only gatlings may be fired atop of a mount elephant, I don't think the Armstrong mountain guns can be fired in the similar manner regardless that these guns use small calibre ammo/shell

2. Will there be either Arquebusiers or Musketeers for them? and which type of firearms will there be? matchlocks or flintlocks? and will there also be either Guardsmen variants or 'Peasants Levy' (ไพร่) ones?