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 kestral wrote:
Good Stuff. Looking forward to scans of the paper terrain!

Thank you. It's always nice to see other people who are excited about the project. We have already revealed the plan for the next Miniature Monday, but we should be able to show scans of the terrain in the one after that.

This week's Miniature Monday article is a little different than usual. Today, we take a look at the history of Trinity: Battleground and the plans White Wolf had for the game. Oh, what could have been...

 kestral wrote:
Good Stuff. Looking forward to scans of the paper terrain!

And here's a sample to whet your appetite.

This week on Miniature Monday, we are taking a look at the terrain that was included in the Trinity: Battleground core box, and how we are planning to include cardboard buildings and styrofoam hills in our all-digital re-release.

We're back to miniature reveals with an all new Miniature Monday. This week, we are looking at the serpentine Aberrant, Drummach.

I really need to get some of these Aberrants once the models become available.

 KidCthulhu wrote:
I really need to get some of these Aberrants once the models become available.

We will be happy to oblige. It's nice to see people enjoying the models so much. Related to that, here's another reveal. It's less formal, but we're so excited we couldn't wait! We've completed our first test print of a Trinity: Battleground miniature using a filament printer. There are some support issues and some loss of detail, but overall a very impressive first attempt! We had plans to print our miniatures in resin, but were pleasantly surprised by the detail modern FDM printers are capable of. This miniature was printed on a Bambu A1 with a 0.2mm nozzle.

Looks fantastic!

 bbb wrote:
Looks fantastic!

Thank you! We are very impressed with the result from an easily available filament printer, and have gone into a little more detail about this successful test in this week's Miniature Monday.

We were hoping to share more test prints this week, but our printer has been suffering some technical issues. Instead, this week we're revealing Slint, another serpentine Aberrant.

We're back with another Miniature Monday and another batch of test prints. These lower-detailed prints are a part of our testing regimen, and show the fairly impressive results a filament printer can achieve without tweaking its settings.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we show some very disappointing test prints, and talk about learning from our setbacks.

This week's Miniature Monday brings exciting news, with much more successful test prints and news about an upcoming local gaming convention.

I think that's brilliant. Cool project in many ways.

 kestral wrote:
I think that's brilliant. Cool project in many ways.

Thank you very much! We plan for it to be the first of many similar resurrections.


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In this week's Miniature Monday, we share more test prints, showing off the results of a new support structure and finer nozzle, as we get closer to finalizing our printing files. Next week, we'll be going back to regular previews and sharing more details of other work on the project.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we're back to revealing new miniatures. This week, we talk about Montrose, a Psion who forces his enemies to make difficult decisions in how to react to his powers.

The time has rolled around for another Miniature Monday. This week, we reveal the crustacean-looking Aberrant, Denshea, who serves as a living artillery piece in the war against humanity.

Happy Easter, everyone! We've jumped right back to work with another Miniature Monday, this time previewing the Psion healer, Jon Holt. Additionally, we're happy to announce a new and improved logo, and a change to the covers of our award-winning novels.

After last week's announcements, we're back to our standard Miniature Monday previews for our resurrection of Trinity: Battleground. This week, we take a look at the enigmatic and deadly Keeper of the Eye.

Happy Cinco de Mayo everyone! This week, we take a step back from super-powered mutants to explore the fighting men and women of the Trinity: Battleground universe with a look at Support Squad Dragon.

In this week's Miniature Monday (admittedly, a little late), we reveal the Trog Support unit. These small mutants are engineered to serve their Aberrant masters on the battlefield.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we report on our experience running demo games of Trinity: Battleground at Cangames, a small Ottawa-based gaming convention, and how players responded to the game.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we are back to miniature reveals for our resurrection of the Trinity: Battlegrounds miniature wargame. This week, we take a look at Sanguine, an Aberrant who takes the trend of Tactical Rocks a little too far.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we take a look at the process of preparing the tokens and terrain sheets that accompany the miniatures in the Trinity: Battleground boxed set.

It's Miniature Monday again! This week, we're talking about the poster that is included in the Trinity: Battleground core box, including the quick-start rules and new characters included on it.

Happy belated Father's Day to all the dads out there! In this week's Miniature Monday, we show off the painted miniatures we used in our Trinity: Battleground demos at the Cangames convention.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we delve into the history of the Trinity: Battleground setting, and the conflict between the Aberrants and humanity. At the same time, we share samples of scanned pages from the rulebook.

I missed this for many years. I have a copy in my closet that never seems to have made its way to eBay.

While I'm impressed with the scanning of the original miniatures--they weren't that great even when they were released. If someone did updated models, I'd probably break out the rules...or download them.

Anyways, thanks for doing this and good luck.

 Chairman Aeon wrote:
I missed this for many years. I have a copy in my closet that never seems to have made its way to eBay.

While I'm impressed with the scanning of the original miniatures--they weren't that great even when they were released. If someone did updated models, I'd probably break out the rules...or download them.

Anyways, thanks for doing this and good luck.

Thank you for the best wishes. Our license only covers the original sculpts, so updating the models is outside our purview. Any new miniatures would have to come from Onyx Path directly, but we are excited to allow older collectors to complete their Trinity collections, and for people to discover the game for the first time.

We had some issues posting on DakkaDakka last week, so this week's Miniature Monday announcement is a two-for-one! Last week, we took a look at Trinity: Battleground's character creation rules by creating a custom Aberrant character. This week, we decided that turnabout is fair play and created a custom Psion to help stop the Aberrant threat.

It's that time again! In this week's Miniature Monday we have another miniature reveal from Trinity: Battleground. This time, it's the towering Psion Gresko!