News on the 6mm Winter range.

Due to continued issues with the winter castings I've commissioned a revamp of the entire line starting with the rifle troops which have been updated and strengthened these will be off to the casters this coming week ETA on back in store would be 4 to 6 weeks depending on how busy the casters are. New winter rifles prints below.

Next will be the specialists set and then the Grenadiers and Cavalry, after that I've an idea to add a new edition to the range.

I need those for my DUNE project, if it ever gets of the ground.

Novan Tribune (Hector Variant)

Novan Regulars field various configurations of Tribune Heavy Tank; The most commonly found among the ranks of the Novan hegemony are the Hector Variant. Festooned with multiple cannons and anti-personnel heavy machineguns, they are a fearsome all-round vehicle, capable of taking on both enemy tanks and infantry mobs with confidence.

1 x Multi part Tribune (Hector Variant) model.

Length 4.5cm

Model painted by Adrian Taylor

Novan Tribune (Achilles)

The Achilles variant of the Tribune tank replaces the standard tanks twin cannon in the turret with two long barrelled anti-tank cannon, designed to engage enemy armour at extreme range they have proven most effective in this roll. Used primarily on the flanks of and armoured attack it is not uncommon however to also see them leading spearhead formations in the shock assault roll.

1 x Multi part Tribune (Achilles Variant) model.

Length 4.5cm

Novan Tribune (Turnus)

The Turnus yet another variant of the Tribune heavy tank this particular version has been created to address the infantry and light vehicle wave tactics often preferred by Skinnerz armies. The turret contains two large calibre heavy rotary cannon that can spew out a prodigious amount of fire power, devastating to even the most heavily armoured infantry and shredding light vehicles with ease.

1 x Multi part Tribune (Turnus Variant) model.

Length 4.5cm

Is there a rulesystem for Dune? Im intrigued

I love that engineering tank, looks awesome. What's the typical time from print-to-cast?