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One of the biggest issues for me though in deciding, is the expandability of the project? What products would follow the plastic boxset, either through stretch goals or later releases?
It depends on the level of funding, but I hope to start introducing some metal models as stretch goals once/if we hit £3500 for the "advanced" version of the core plastic sprue.
Those metal models would include tanks, super-heavy tanks, leaders and other infantry types.
We'd also hope to get some other infantry types onto the plastic sprue.
This is good to hear, and I look forward to seeing pictures as you get closer to the high funding levels.
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These look absolutely fantastic. Would these, or anything like these, be upcoming projects or goals depending on the success of your funding project? Presumably there would also be plans for the Hulked Up Aliens to gain some vehicles of their own, or else battles would be rather one sided. I’ve seen the ‘basilisk’ one listed separately later in the thread, and the APC made it onto the initial sprue, but I haven’t seen the main battle tank make a reappearance.
I've scrapped that old MBT design, it's been replaced with the new Churchill-inspired tank design that you
linked to. It's a standard tank in size (3cm long), rather than a super-heavy (5cm+).
This is less good to hear. I liked the MBT design. Just a matter of personal aesthetics though. That said the Churchill one looks very detailed for only 3cm long.
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Very slight variety in the poses would also be excellent if possible, as it breaks up the uniformity, but the models (particularly the human infantry) are already great! Is it possible to ‘reflect’ any of the models so that the guns face the other way? This seems like a simple way to add a very visual difference without needing to design new models. I may very well be wrong though; I know less about model design than I do about real world tanks!
We'll be doing everything we can to get as much variety as possible on the sprues. We're cutting the margins as slim as we rationally can so that as much cash as possible gets funneled into expanding what's on offer.
Good stuff!

Thanks for the responses. Keep up the good work. Particularly pictures!
