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Outside the Box 08-01-11

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Aug 2 2011
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Welcome to a new issue of Outside the Box. This week we have news from Spartan Games, Impact! Miniatures , Puppetswar, Mantic Games, Wyrd Miniatures, Scibor Miniatures and of course as always, Warlord Games 




Warlord Games
Again a whole bunch of news from Warlord Games. For the WWII Bolt Action range we got german head swaps, the german SD Kfz 251/9 “Stummel” and the soviet T34/85:

For friends of ancients times we have the release of the samatian Cataphracts and this Imperial Roman Medicus:

Finally, the new supplement for Black Powder, Last Argument of Kings, is now available and Warlord Games showed a preview of their Harquebusiers.

Spartan Games

Spartan Games revealed the Titan Class Dreadnought for the Terran Alliance in Firestorm Armada:



Additionally they offer a booklet with the game stats for the Covenant of Antarctica units in Dystopian Wars:


I just let the pictures speak for themselves:
 
 
 
  


Mantic Games



Mantic Games is looking for names for multiple units and the Warpath Starter Set in cooperation with several hobby portals (including BolS).


Scibor Miniatures released several base sets, a SciFi Roman Legionaire Standard Bearer and this SciFi Celtic Warrior on War Bear:



Impact! Miniatures is using Kickstarter to raise funding for their Scotling Fanatsy Football team release:


Taban Miniatures revealed a preview of the Ngozi Short Winded:

This siamese Dragon is a new project from Raging Heroes :

And finally, Autocannon arms from Puppetswar!

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 That’s it for this week, and don’t forget, if a weekly fix is not enough, head over to The Tabletop Fix for daily news about the hobby! 


GenCon! Don’t forget that the Wyrd Miniature pre-releases and the magnificient French Magenta Class Battleship for Dystopian Wars will be available online at some point during the next days!  

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