Chronscope minis we'd like to see thread 2
#466
Posted 13 March 2012 - 01:47 PM
Pulp era superheroes like the Shadow and King of the Rocket Men would be good, too. And while we're on that era, more pulp adventures of the Flash Gordon / Buck Rogers variety. Tharks, Red Martians, Hawkmen from Mongo, that sort of thing.
Some Chinese kung fu fighters who aren't wearing 20th century apparel would also make me very, very happy. Some Qing dynasty folks, a la Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but also some dressed in earlier styles (no queue or mandarin collar robes). Some empty-handed in wushu or tai chi poses, some wielding traditional Chinese-style swords or spears. Some with more exotic weapons would be fun, too, like flying guillotines, wind and fire wheels, tigerhead hooks, and meteor hammers.
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#467
Posted 20 March 2012 - 12:58 PM
Like the turtles from the Origional comics not the cartoon ones. I think more minis like the Tigerian mercenary and the sabretooth tiger man would just be cool, Just with different animals.
P.S.I second the Science fiction style Fantasy races
And definately more aliens, cyborgs and robots.
#468
Posted 23 March 2012 - 08:14 AM
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#473
Posted 31 March 2012 - 12:48 PM
I like all the current "specific" superheroes in the Chronoscope line, but a couple "generics" might not be a bad idea. I'd also love to see some "cute" female superheroes, like Wasp, Supergirl, Stargirl, Shadowcat, etc.I'd like to see some superhero figures that are more generic.
For a not-The Shadow check out 50217: The Black Mist. For the others, I'd love to see some more "pulp" not-Rocket Men, not-Flash Gordon, or not-John Carter of Mars style figures.Pulp era superheroes like the Shadow and King of the Rocket Men would be good, too. And while we're on that era, more pulp adventures of the Flash Gordon / Buck Rogers variety. Tharks, Red Martians, Hawkmen from Mongo, that sort of thing.
Yes, I would love these. I'd also like it if we could see a modern, empty handed (no sword!) japanese martial artist wearing a hakama , or a modern chinese marital artist with Butterfly Swords.Some Chinese kung fu fighters who aren't wearing 20th century apparel would also make me very, very happy.
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#476
Posted 15 April 2012 - 01:27 PM
Modern days archers, bows and crossbows, both genders and of all ages.
Demonstrators with shields and makeshift clubs.
A survivalist family based on the Brady Bunch (IRL, survivalists would try for as many kids as possible to repopulate the Earth)
Child zombies.
A Siberian tiger.
A set of chefs.
Still waiting for my gorilla with a baseball bat. Maybe an orangutan with a cricket bat and a chimp with a monkeywrench too.
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#477
Posted 30 April 2012 - 12:28 PM
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#479
Posted 25 May 2012 - 04:49 AM
I was just thinking, I would really love to see some space suited figures. Not space armor, but just regular suits. Retro, contemporary or futuristic, any of them would be fun.
Yes, I would agree on this one.
I like to pimp up my board games and could use either realistic American and Russian space men or miniature ships for the space race in Twilight Struggle.
You never know, there might even be a decent market for pimped up board game components/kits in general.
D.
#480
Posted 25 May 2012 - 03:33 PM
* To go along with Alice and the White Rabbit, it'd be awesome to have a Chronoscope take on the "Cheshire Cat," some "Card Guards" to fight -- or, for that matter, any other iconic Wonderland entities. (Thanks to Pathfinder, I'm all set for the Jabberwock, at least!)
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