Steampunk Miniatures

[Utini420]

Oooo... a new company popped up on my radar this morning.  They don't offer much yet, but it looks like they're relevant to our interests:




http://hinterlandminiatures.weebly.com/products.html

[PatronZero]

One might think with the recently published steampunk novel, Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld, some enterprising miniatures company would license his Clanker designs for tabletop play.  Here's hoping !

[Finnlock]

Well, for those who wish to "bash" their minis...
http://www.skullcrafts.com/steampunk_basing_kit.htm

And there there are these bases....

https://ironhalo.net/store//catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_32&products_id=71&currency=EUR&osCsid=9d090409fdfb8fb0fba357bcd8cb8df6

Finnlock

[August Fidelius Hammerman]

Do you know Martin Hille/Kellerkindminiaturen? He has a range called "Teutonische Sturmpioniere"

[Utini420]

Oh, wow!  Those are great, Fidelius.  I'm gonna have to recommend those next time someone asks about SP'ed Imperial Guard for 40K.

[August Fidelius Hammerman]

I found a direkt link to his http://shop, beside the Sturmpioniere he has other steam punk characters. Look here:

[macloud]

I know what I'm about to say would be considered the gravest heresy, but even though I kind of like the idea of tabletop games, the miniatures and such are just too damn expensive....

....Which is why my friends and I use LEGOS for our D&D/other table top gaming.... They come pre-painted, are easily customized/re-configured and cost WAY less (and that's saying something right there) than the die-cast stuff...

may i point you then towards a lego based wargaming system?

along with a lego dungeoneering game?

[rovingjack]

see now I might get into lego stuff. I don't sit a tables with others and game much anymore, but the ability to custom stuff, especially stuff I don't have to buy lot of specialised expensive parts for, appeals to me.

I remember a while back I was making custom starwars lego droids, and aliens. Wonder where all my models and plans went? hmm *scrounges*

[xanthra]

may i point you then towards a lego based wargaming system?

along with a lego dungeoneering game?

This was very fun to play and maybe a little closer to Steampunk.
http://www.io.com/~sj/PirateGame.html
Maybe if cutters

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http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/xanthra47/m6277-cutter/m6277_cutter.jpg

were replaced with Monitors, it'd be on topic ?

[maxiceberg]

There's a new company selling small scale Steampunk Miniatures including some cool land ships:

http://www.troublemakergames.co.uk

[SPBrewer]

WOW!  How have I missed this thread?  To all who have posted, those are some magnificent models!

[tom_zorro]

All these models are fantastic, but I must admit the idea of painting them to high standard seems bit daunting like those Smog models.

Has any one tried a more stylized approach or even painting in just monochrome ?

Ive been trying to find 45 mm models in cyberpunk genre myself , esp something that draws parallels to popular fairy tales or the whole Alice In Wonderland / American McGee .

Tz~