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Post by paulhannah on Jul 4, 2021 2:26:50 GMT
With the untimely loss of Giuseppe Barbazeni, it seems safe to assume there will no more Legio Heroica ranges. Lurkio Miniatures is apparently under new ownership and seems no longer producing new ranges. So, who is still adding new ranges, at least occasionally? - Khurasan Miniatures, of course. They are as prolific as ever.
- Forged in Battle. With all the Dark Ages ranges they released last year, they would seem to be in play. Biblicals would be nice.
- Museum Miniatures. [edit.] I somehow forgot this in my OP, but Dave is steadily turning out new and impressive "Z-sculpt" ranges.
- Essex? Maybe... A few years ago, they released a range of Yi Dynasty Koreans and re-did their Sui & T'ang ranges. But nothing lately.
Are there others that are still turning out new 15mm Ancients ranges?
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Post by gregorius on Jul 4, 2021 2:48:09 GMT
With the untimely loss of Giuseppe Barbazeni, it seems safe to assume there will no more Legio Heroica ranges. Lurkio Miniatures is apparently under new ownership and seems no longer producing new ranges. So, who is still adding new ranges, at least occasionally? - Khurasan Miniatures, of course. They are as prolific as ever.
- Forged in Battle. With all the Dark Ages ranges they released last year, they would seem to be in play. Biblicals would be nice.
- Essex? Maybe... A few years ago, they released a range of Yi Dynasty Koreans and re-did their Sui & T'ang ranges. But nothing lately.
Are there others that are still turning out new 15mm Ancients ranges?
Paul, what about Museum Miniatures new Z ranges. Cheers, |
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Post by paulhannah on Jul 4, 2021 3:03:16 GMT
With the untimely loss of Giuseppe Barbazeni, it seems safe to assume there will no more Legio Heroica ranges. Lurkio Miniatures is apparently under new ownership and seems no longer producing new ranges. So, who is still adding new ranges, at least occasionally? - Khurasan Miniatures, of course. They are as prolific as ever.
- Forged in Battle. With all the Dark Ages ranges they released last year, they would seem to be in play. Biblicals would be nice.
- Essex? Maybe... A few years ago, they released a range of Yi Dynasty Koreans and re-did their Sui & T'ang ranges. But nothing lately.
Are there others that are still turning out new 15mm Ancients ranges?
Paul, what about Museum Miniatures new Z ranges. Cheers, Oh, of course. Silly me. I just went to edit my OP, hoping no one see my glaring omission. Ooops. |
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Post by Les1964 on Jul 4, 2021 6:53:33 GMT
PSC with their redo of some OOP ranges .
Fighting 15s are redoing some of their moulds .
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Post by menacussecundus on Jul 4, 2021 9:07:56 GMT
With the untimely loss of Giuseppe Barbazeni, it seems safe to assume there will no more Legio Heroica ranges. Lurkio Miniatures is apparently under new ownership and seems no longer producing new ranges. So, who is still adding new ranges, at least occasionally? - Khurasan Miniatures, of course. They are as prolific as ever.
- Forged in Battle. With all the Dark Ages ranges they released last year, they would seem to be in play. Biblicals would be nice.
- Essex? Maybe... A few years ago, they released a range of Yi Dynasty Koreans and re-did their Sui & T'ang ranges. But nothing lately.
Are there others that are still turning out new 15mm Ancients ranges?
I think the intention when Lurkio was sold was that it would allow the original owner more time to expand the range. As lesp mentions, PSC - who now produce the Lurkio figures - are also bringing back some of the Corvus Belli range and producing some Xyston figures in plastic. And Xyston itself has added a few new figures to their metal ranges. (?Marian Romans and Early Hoplites.) |
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Post by martin on Jul 4, 2021 19:41:31 GMT
Peter Pig are putting out 15mm Wars of the Roses figures, including personality packs, and also considering revising their RFCM Conquerors and Kings ancients rules, which may prompt more releases (as happened when they put out their Viking period rules).
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