Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 1 Feb 2013, o 13:53
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Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 27 Feb 2013, o 21:04
Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 5 Apr 2013, o 21:11
Kickstarter Announcement
Secret Weapon Miniatures announced to launch a Kickstarter for 12"x12" injection molded plastic terrain modules:
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Secret Weapon Miniatures announced to launch a Kickstarter for 12"x12" injection molded plastic terrain modules:
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Posted: 9 Apr 2013, o 22:59
Their tau ceti bases are VERY similar to Micro Art's ones.
Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 9 Apr 2013, o 23:11
Review of their products is on wip 
Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 11 Apr 2013, o 12:57
No more teasing. Today I received a shipment from China that included 16 samples of our first modular, injection molded tabletop tiles. This project is a reality - and this "Scrap Yard" sample is but the first of many tiles.
The goal is to provide you with multiple themes consisting of 16 tile sets -- enough to provide a 4x4' table with 256 unique layouts! Each theme will include matching terrain, bases, and fortifications... and the "Scrap Yard" set is already complete and will be unveiled with the Kickstarter campaign.
But "Scrap Yard" is only the beginning.....
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Posted: 13 Apr 2013, o 10:27
Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, o 14:16
Wow, there has to be much potential in terrain pices:
We have hit our initial funding goal ($80,000 goal) - and thus the "Scrap Yard" tile release - in the first 30 hours of the Kickstarter
Re: Secret Weapon Miniatures
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, o 14:33
Well, the composition they're offering for a naked table (meaning without terrains) like the one Games Workshop is offering, is bigger than the GW one, more modulable, more detailled and 40% cheaper, so no wonder why it's interesting people