Steam punk

[Fenton]

I'm completely confusing my-self!! Which seems to be a theme tonight.

Troublemaker is the 10mm Steampunk ranges - its just that their homepage shows lots of their new 6mm stuff, which confused me.

The martian kickstarter is All Quiet on the Martian Front, but it is 15mm.

From what I have seen on their webpage Troublemaker seem to be Kick starting nothing but their 6mm ranges which seem to look very like Epic 40K stuff

[jchaos79]

Troublemaker have Timeline 300 ruleset with three 10mm ranges: british, german and martians.
Also have a 10mm range of generic sci fi (GW uncover), goblins + human (discontinued)
At last Abomination a spin off of one of the brothers who make Troublemaker did some 10mm ogres for fantasy (in my opinioin is like a trick because they are 15mm figures)

But troublemaker and abomination seem to see the market of proxy epic more valuable than proxi warmaster so they stop they releases of 10mm and are focus in 6mm epic uncover.


Said that , How many of you, gentelmen, lift your hand to vote for steam punk figures?


- Here is my vote: yes


Just a handful of steam punk character figures could combine with regular civilians and XIX century figures now available. So little effort maximum gain.

[seb]

I would be interested.

[Fenton]

Some figures would be nice, especially some gentlemen adventurer types

For tanks etc I wonder if it would be cheaper for Pendraken to make conversion kits for some of their existing WW1 and interwar vehicles

[nikharwood]

Some figures would be nice, especially some gentlemen adventurer types

For tanks etc I wonder if it would be cheaper for Pendraken to make conversion kits for some of their existing WW1 and interwar vehicles

That'd be funky 

[DanJ]

For tanks etc I wonder if it would be cheaper for Pendraken to make conversion kits for some of their existing WW1 and interwar vehicles

This seems like a good idea, and the whole steampunk thing definately gets my vote.

[Steve J]

The latest issue of WS&S is devoted to steampunk.