Re: [SG]: 15mm Mini Manufacturers? (fwd)

I first posted this to the list 'way back in June 1999. It's every
current
source of 15mm SF figures that I know of.

Anyone with more information or opinions, please contact me.

An HTML version of this is available at
<http:/warbard.iwarp.com/sg2figures.html>, with links to company sites
where they exist & info on who to buy from...

Oh, and count this as one vote in favour of more GZG/Eureka/Geohex 15mm
stuff! I'd really, really like to see those NSL Panzergrenadiers w/
their
hardsuits in 15mm!

Brian

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Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 22:45:31 -0700 (PDT)

> Our very own St St St Jon of GZG does, although he doesn't advertise
> them... There are two packs only, one NAC squad & one ESU squad - each
has
> 6 riflemen, 1 SAW, and one GMS/L trooper. These are very, very nice
> figures - as good or better than the GZG 25mm SG2 stuff. They're about
> 1.75 BPS per pack.
> 
> I haven't seen Tabletop's stuff, but it's supposed to be quite nice,
and
> does include the only SF 15mm police, starship crews, and other
> specialists, as well as a load of regular troop types.
> 
> Irregular Minis have a small range of 15mm SF - they're chunky, a bit
> rough, but they paint up into pretty good heavy PA - and they're
cheap.
> 
> Stan Johansen Miniatures has a 15mm SF range, including a whole lot of
> 15mm SF vehicles - again, I haven't seen these in person, but they're
> supposed to be pretty good, and the pictures on the website look good.
> 
> FreiKorp 15 has a small 15mm SF line - 'Aliens' style marines &
'aliens',
> including facehuggers... supposed to be nice as well.
> 
> I have longer reviews of the GZG & Irregular figures on my website, in
the
> Stargrunt section - see my sig for the URL. I also have a link to Stan
> Johansen's site, which does have pics of all the 15mm SF stuff he
makes.

Peter Pig also has a 15mm SF range - several types of human troops,
colonists, and some aliens. I've got a pair of their dropships, which
are
pretty good - very well cast, even if some of the detail is goofy, but
that's fixable. PP has a webpage - see my site for that URL.

There, I think that's everyone...did I leave anyone out?

Hope you do decide to get into 15mm SG2 - it's the best scale to do it
in,
I believe. Cheaper, and the figure-to-ground scale issue isn't as bad -
the table looks a lot less cramped. There's a lot of figures out there
as
well, if you know where to look!

Brian