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Mortar tank is nice. Tracks are a bit odd but not totally out of place for the range.

The tracks are the same as those on the Titania / Event Exclusive variants:

Designed for hazardous environments and first deployed en masse in Antarctica during the Battle for Earth, the tracked variant of the Bear APC - commonly nicknamed the Polar Bear by infantry - has become a reliable chassis, even dragging a trailer for use by commanders.

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
The treads are the part I have a problem with.

Those are the same treads as on the recent limited edition alt-Kodiak, and they have the same problem. The big flat empty space between the cogs. It looked like they ran out of time on the other version and just didn't finish, so to see them reuse it with no improvement is pretty disappointing. Rest of the model looks good, which is a shame.

I guess they're on an artillery kick. Scourge mortar-y looking grav tank

Again though, put the good metal/resin warriors next to it, not those plastic disappointments.

I'm getting War of the Worlds vibes from that tank...

beast_gts wrote:
I'm getting War of the Worlds vibes from that tank...

Yeah, the barrel is oddly reminiscent of the 1953 film adaptation. I'm pretty sure the ships (not tripods in that film, it wasn't a good adaptation) had triangular barrels like that.

Has a Epic 40k Eldar titan vibe with the curves and ribs.

Scourge Executioner/Decapitator



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The alt-scourge thing doesn't make a lot of sense. It flips its engine over to become a gun, instead of just rotating to face backwards?

 slyphic wrote:
The alt-scourge thing doesn't make a lot of sense. It flips its engine over to become a gun, instead of just rotating to face backwards?

Heh, reminds me of ass-blasters or whatever they were called. The Pan Fo will be reviled!

Louis Simpson wrote:We’re looking for 1 or 2 freelancers to help us paint the mountain of new miniatures we have planned for the coming years. Candidates must be able to work remotely with our design team, hit deadlines and paint to a high standard. If you feel up to the job or know someone perfect for the role then please send us an email with examples of your work to info@ttcombat.com

I guess they got tired of everyone dunking on their display mini paint jobs.

At one stage they were up there with Infinity in having utterly top rate painting for all their promotional material.

So is this like a Flowers for Algernon thing, where they can no longer paint with skill yet retain the knowledge of what it was like to be respected? Why do I suddenly feel sad for them?

Before you consider forwarding that call to any friends, I encourage you to look back at the Secret Weapon guys emails from his time working remote for Louis Simpson. Dude was a micromanaging donkey-cave that was squirrely about paying out money.

Also, kinda thought these latest models looked pretty good actually, like the bad paint times were past. I swear a big part of it was the idiotic decision to just blunder forward with what looked like a gakky spray primer coat on a dozen different models.

TTCombat wrote:Remember when we teased a new 32mm Tabletop Skirmish game set in the Commander Universe? We're happy to say this project is progressing well and we'll have an update for you in time for Christmas!
Until then, please enjoy this 32mm Praetorian Striketeam render to give you an idea of what to expect.

Nice. I like the gun; it looks like a combo of the P90 and a Halo assault rifle.

The gun and the dorky goggles (minus the hilarious Groucho nose) are straight from the book art. Nice.

Here is the best funniest image I could find.

ooo nice, a new quality set of near future tech humans will be quite welcome

Needs more waist pouches

 slyphic wrote:
Needs more waist pouches

Tacticool is a finely balanced art form. If you want more waist pouches, you need to add a tactical rock first.

The slippers are a bold choice.

I can't tell if he's wearing a skin tight beanie, or it's a helmet, or if the model just doesn't have hair added yet.

TTCombat wrote:Event Exclusive miniatures are returning to the TTCombat website for Black Friday! This includes our brand new Exclusive Black Lamp for Carnevale Miniatures Game and a PHR Siren for Striketeam Commander.

You'll find all of our Event Miniatures here:
https://ttcombat.com/

Looks like she’s hallway-fighting in the desert. Neat.

I'm not typically a fan of tactical rock leaning/leaping mini poses (for stability and model safety reasons) but I have to admit that one is at least well done.

The Event Exclusives are up now.

Looks like a new faction is coming next year based on the Anomaly. TTCombat released two pictures and two short flavor texts.


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The space ship I get - the other one I still don't really know what I'm looking at. I think its just a really bad angle for the render or its the kind of machine that needs a 360 view and/or colour to really understand what's going where.

I can see the shape of a hover base and then a turret with a raised artillery beam weapon but it all looks "messy"


My only issue with the space ship is the same as Scorn - that's a beauty of a ship until you come to assemble it and discover ALL THOSE DETAILS on the mould line join.