New Top 10 Requests for 2015!

Started by Leon, 19 January 2015, 03:17:34 AM

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Leon

19 January 2015, 03:17:34 AM Last Edit: 19 January 2015, 01:59:44 PM by Leon
With the New Year comes a new list, as we've updated our votes lists and put together a new Top 10 Requests!  

Top 10 Ranges:

1.   Indian Mutiny
2.   1920's/1930's Gangsters
3.   Yom Kippur
4.   Modern Infantry
5.   War of 1812
6.   Aztecs
7.   1860 Italian revamp
8.   Boxer Rebellion
9.   Fantasy Bears
10. Korean War - NEW ENTRY!

There are only a couple of changes on the Ranges lists, with the Picts now at Pendraken HQ ready for moulding.  Moving into the Top 10 to replace them is the Korean War range, one which we are asked about regularly and something we'd like to get done sooner rather than later.  Elsewhere in the list, we've combined the various Modern UK / US / Russian / etc requests into a blanket 'Modern Infantry' entry instead.  Similarly, the various 1850's/1860's Italian requests have been combined into an '1860 Italian Revamp' entry.  This range is the oldest of the late 19th ranges so it's due for some work at some stage.


And, Top 10 Items:

1.   Werewolves
2.   WWII Italian Artillery
3.   1870's Marching Band - NEW ENTRY!
4.   AWI Wagons/Carts
5.   SYW Ottoman's
6.   WWII British tank crews / officers / drinking tea!
7.   T-35
8.   WWII Russian 37mm AA
9.   Vietnam Radio Op's
10. WWII Personalities

There are some positive changes on this list, with the Commando's, the Dark Age civilians and the French High Command all done and ready to go here at Pendraken HQ.  This brings in some new entries to take their place, including the reappearance of the Vietnam Radio Op's and the WWII Personalities, along with the highest new entry being the 1870's Marching Band!


If anyone would like to compare these new lists to the previous Top 10, it can be found here: http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,10212.0.html


We hope everyone's happy to see continued progress on these requests, and we'll keep plugging away to get them sculpted and available asap!

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paulr

You have been busy counting up all those votes ;)
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Orcs



I think FK has been putting multiple votes in to get the Aztecs to No 6

Wasn't the Russian 37mm a copy of the Bofors one- surely in 10mm thay are almost identical.
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Leman

SYW Ottomans and 1870s band get my votes.
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fsn

A few point of order Mr Chairman?

Please could you explain how "Fantasy Bears" are a range, and "werewolves" merely Items? Surely that shows an intolerable pro-ursine, anti-lupine bias? And please don't tell me that werewolves would be just a single figure. There are many kinds of werewolf (from the Chaney to the Cullen) and they have a number of different attributes which could be modelled by someone with the exquisite skills and many arms of our Techno.

Secondly, could you explain the voting system? I don't recall any calls for Indian Mutiny figures this year, yet the numerous and repeated requests for chariot armies (and Byzantines and Superheroes) have been blatantly ignored.

Actually, I've just realised there are Centurions on the horizon, so I don't really care.  :P

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Shedman

Quote from: Leon on 19 January 2015, 03:17:34 AM
the highest new entry being the 1870's Marching Band!

Only for 1870?

The Russo-Japanese War is crying out for a Marching band - at the very least a Russian one - as there are a couple of instances of Russian bands marching into action especially during the Liaoyang campaign

Also a Mariachi band would be useful for the Mexican Revolution range

;)

Alan

Orcs

Quote from: fsn on 19 January 2015, 08:08:28 AM
A few point of order Mr Chairman?

Please could you explain how "Fantasy Bears" are a range, and "werewolves" merely Items? Surely that shows an intolerable pro-ursine, anti-lupine bias? And please don't tell me that werewolves would be just a single figure. There are many kinds of werewolf (from the Chaney to the Cullen) and they have a number of different attributes which could be modelled by someone with the exquisite skills and many arms of our Techno.

Secondly, could you explain the voting system? I don't recall any calls for Indian Mutiny figures this year, yet the numerous and repeated requests for chariot armies (and Byzantines and Superheroes) have been blatantly ignored.

Actually, I've just realised there are Centurions on the horizon, so I don't really care.  :P





While I do not want to be seen agreeing with Nobby, He is actually correct in his observations. :-[ :-[

I accept Nobbys' observation of the lack of requests for Indian Mutiny as he spends his entire life (apart from frequent visits to the bathroom with laminated vanguards) on this forum so he should know.  :)

I would also like to know how the voting system works.  Particuarly as I think that we need a method to withdraw votes, as we may no longer want something we requested as out interests change or we aquire said model from another source ( Heretical I know).




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Leman

On the topic of bands, what about the dog-pulled bass drum used by the Austrians in 1866?
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FierceKitty

Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 19 January 2015, 07:48:03 AM

I think FK has been putting multiple votes in to get the Aztecs to No 6


They've been there forever. And it looks as if they'll be STAYING there forever. :(
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FierceKitty

19 January 2015, 11:17:28 AM #10 Last Edit: 19 January 2015, 12:40:52 PM by FierceKitty
Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 19 January 2015, 10:03:06 AM

...we requested as out interests change ....



They're known as outesrests, aren't they?
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FierceKitty

19 January 2015, 12:42:34 PM #12 Last Edit: 19 January 2015, 02:07:24 PM by Leon
Quote from: ianrs54 on 19 January 2015, 12:37:32 PM
NO AZTECS I am a malodourous GW-inspired pest.

Ever ever ever.....


IanS

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Hmmm - seem to have a virus on here Leon, via FK's key board.

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Leon

Quote from: fsn on 19 January 2015, 08:08:28 AM
Please could you explain how "Fantasy Bears" are a range, and "werewolves" merely Items? Surely that shows an intolerable pro-ursine, anti-lupine bias? And please don't tell me that werewolves would be just a single figure. There are many kinds of werewolf (from the Chaney to the Cullen) and they have a number of different attributes which could be modelled by someone with the exquisite skills and many arms of our Techno.

Werewolves would be a few sculpts, maybe 3 or 4 in a single pack, so those count as an Item.  The Bears would be a larger project of 3 poses, each in 3 levels of armoured-ness, so they count as more of a Range.  It's a close one, and I think the bears started life being on the Items list before we moved them over.

Quote from: fsn on 19 January 2015, 08:08:28 AM
Secondly, could you explain the voting system? I don't recall any calls for Indian Mutiny figures this year, yet the numerous and repeated requests for chariot armies (and Byzantines and Superheroes) have been blatantly ignored.

All the votes placed on the Forum, by email, over the phone or at the shows are collated on my lists here.  The votes are cumulative, so the Indian Mutiny is still top as it's picked up the most votes over the past 4-5 years.  The Byzantines have picked up some votes and were close to breaking into the Top 10, bt didn't quite make it.

Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 19 January 2015, 10:03:06 AM
I would also like to know how the voting system works.  Particuarly as I think that we need a method to withdraw votes, as we may no longer want something we requested as out interests change or we aquire said model from another source ( Heretical I know).

Withdrawing votes would throw a slight spanner in the works as it would make a right mess of my sheets!

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