Re: Fw: new miniatures sources

> Division After Division ( 16710 Bradbe Road, Fisherville, KY 40023 )
> distributes Chariot Miniatures in the US. They have a small line of
"Micro
> Space Ships". These ships looked good but were small compared to the
GZG
> line. The Alien ship types are based on asteroids, the patrol ships
are
> irregular ovals, the warships are triangular, the battleships are "T"
> shaped. I bought 2 packs of "Patrol ships" at 2 for $2.00 and 2
"warships"
> at $3.00 each. They would make a nice system defence squadron for a
Belter
> colony!

I remember these models. Why ? - because we made the masters  for 
them. IIRC we made three ranges of half-a-dozen models, one of 
conventional 'human' ships, one of alien asteroid types and one of 
humanoid delta-shaped ships (a bit in the style of a Star Destroyer 
but they flew blunt end forwards - the engines were at the 
pointy-end, for those who know their nautical terminology). The 
models were fairly small, the largest ones were around FT heavy 
cruiser sized. Chariot Miniatures produce them on behalf of another 
company (whose name I can't recall at the moment) who originally 
commissioned the masters from us. It's nice to know that someone 
likes what we've done.

Without turning this post into a hugely off-topic trade ad., can I 
humbly point anyone interested at the following URL :

http://www.uk-net.com/uk/freeweb/users/brigade

where more models from the same designer can be found. There are no 
pictures on the site apart from sketches and some CGI, although I 
should get some photos up eventually. There are a couple of photos on 
Bill Armintrout's miniatures page, however, along with a review :

http://www.jps.net/minipage/workbench/brigadefast.html	

Tony Francis
(tony@simis.co.uk)

Brigade Models website
    http://www.uk-net.com/uk/freeweb/users/brigade