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Genuinely mysterious bits from the sneak preview. The shoulder pads suggest Death Fields, but don't match the style of any existing team (closest would seem to be the Damned, which would match the damage and different rivet count between two models). The guns seem at least close to real-world ones if not direct copies (the automatic pistol seems to have the basic features of a 1911, the shotgun looks familiar but I can't place it, the revolver seems a bit more weird and isn't anything I recognise). At a guess, these are for the same range as the the generic modern civilians, but more of a 'Mad Max' style wasteland raider faction.

10mm Dwarfs are up for release soon:

https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/preview-classic-fantasy-battles-dwarven-host

Sprue:

 Perfect Organism wrote:
Genuinely mysterious bits from the sneak preview. The shoulder pads suggest Death Fields, but don't match the style of any existing team (closest would seem to be the Damned, which would match the damage and different rivet count between two models). The guns seem at least close to real-world ones if not direct copies (the automatic pistol seems to have the basic features of a 1911, the shotgun looks familiar but I can't place it, the revolver seems a bit more weird and isn't anything I recognise). At a guess, these are for the same range as the the generic modern civilians, but more of a 'Mad Max' style wasteland raider faction.

Looks like the shoulder pads for the American troops from Marcher. The weapons would fit their Alt-1940's style as well.

 Ohman wrote:
10mm Dwarfs are up for release soon:

https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/preview-classic-fantasy-battles-dwarven-host

Sprue:

Spoiler:

Those ram riders are so nice

Lovely dwarfs.

I'll get a box even though I just need half a dozen stands for my mercenary army.

Now that the final shipping address deadline has passed I'm eagerly awaiting my big ol box of damned Damned sprues.

Racerguy180 wrote:
Now that the final shipping address deadline has passed I'm eagerly awaiting my big ol box of damned Damned sprues.

Same, it's been the usual long past deadline but I have all the hype still!

I've been paaaatiently waiting to ask about an ETA for general release of The Damned products (didn't want to be annoying and do it too far in advance of actual backers starting to get their stuff).

Any estimates? We looking at a couple of months, or like 6+ months?

I really want a Mauler and a Terrae Motus.

Shipping for US ks backers (from the US production site) should be any time soon (they've had the last call for address changes), with shipping to the rest of the world following a few weeks later (from the UK production site)

so i'd hope to see the first general releases coming September/October time, but it's going to be a few kits at a time rather than a dump of the whole lot so where the vehicle would fit into the schedule i'm not sure

More delays, something to do with the heavy infantry sprue this time.

Holy crap. Proper, hoofed, naked goatmen. After 25 years, my BälSäc warband for GWAR: Rumble in Antarctica can finally have appropriate henchmen. Thank you!

mithril2098 wrote:

 Perfect Organism wrote:
Genuinely mysterious bits from the sneak preview. The shoulder pads suggest Death Fields, but don't match the style of any existing team (closest would seem to be the Damned, which would match the damage and different rivet count between two models). The guns seem at least close to real-world ones if not direct copies (the automatic pistol seems to have the basic features of a 1911, the shotgun looks familiar but I can't place it, the revolver seems a bit more weird and isn't anything I recognise). At a guess, these are for the same range as the the generic modern civilians, but more of a 'Mad Max' style wasteland raider faction.

Looks like the shoulder pads for the American troops from Marcher. The weapons would fit their Alt-1940's style as well.

There are distinct differences from the Marcher American shoulder pads though. The Marcher US ones all have two rivets per side, while the sneak peek ones have a variable number. The sneak peek ones look rounded on the top, while the Marcher US ones are straight. Marcher US ones are concave at the front while sneak peak ones are straight. Sneak peak ones cover most of the upper arm, while Marcher US ones only cover about half of it and have pockets visible underneath. Finally, Marcher US arms have some kind of vambrace, while the sneak peak ones have what look like folded over coat cuffs. They don't seem to match any of the other Marcher faction either.

mrgrigson wrote:
Holy crap. Proper, hoofed, naked goatmen. After 25 years, my BälSäc warband for GWAR: Rumble in Antarctica can finally have appropriate henchmen. Thank you!

I am disturbed but also want to see pics

mrgrigson wrote:
Holy crap. Proper, hoofed, naked goatmen. After 25 years, my BälSäc warband for GWAR: Rumble in Antarctica can finally have appropriate henchmen. Thank you!

Are they *really* satyrs if they do not have massive schlongs?

Ok, their 10mm figures are amazing. I think I'll make a bunch of 10mm armies and use them to play Kings of War, as multi-basing suits this kind of style better, and use my regular 28-32mm miniatures for Warhammer: The Old world. I can't wait to see what else they make!