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Pulp Adventure Range Gets a Home

Pulp Adventure Range Gets a Home

The launch of the Zombies necessitated a new collection page - so here we go! The Pulp Adventure range is now up and running. 

This is going to be an occasional range of pulpy goodness. We're not even sure what will be coming next. Let us know what you'd like to see in the comments below!

 

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Comments

Gabriel Conroy - January 21, 2025

1920s civilians would be superb. These could be combined with the ww1 sets to cover the various European revolutions, wars of independence and civil wars of that era. And on the pulp side they are obviously fodder for weird and eldritch monstrosities..

Matthew - January 20, 2025

Some of the kits from other ranges would tie in nicely as well with options for contemporary weapons, I can just imagine Cannon Fodder with assault rifles overrunning a prison, or maybe being drafted to fight a zombie threat within the prison walls. Prison guards and officers would be a nice addition as well, to lead and control the unruly inmates.

Matthew - January 20, 2025

This set definitely lines up nicely for a possible zombie apocalypse game. There are too few of this genre, it would be great to maybe add some survivors and modern military kits to the range as well, possibly even some vehicles and terrain.

Mark Dewis - December 30, 2024

Put me down for interwar civilians as well. Given the flexibility of plastic kits, there may be less need to lock them into “gangsters”. Guys in suits or casual dress could be mobsters, investigators, explorers or just plain folks. What head, arm and equipment options are provided make a great deal of difference (Tommy gun is probably a mobster or G-Man… pith helmet and a map is probably an explorer.)
Female fashion varied more from the 20’s to the 30’s but there is overlap, especially outside of the fashionable set.
On the other hand… a Gangster sprue with guys AND dolls, or an Explorer sprue with exotic options like pet monkeys and weird temple stuff would be cool.

Mark O'shea - December 29, 2024

Loved the ideas of Naval landing party plus an opposable thumbs up for the otters , captain Nemo types , buck Roger’s, flash gordon .
The rocketeers was a brilliant suggestion . More scenic items as stls …. more female figures but not in victim/hostage/sacrifice modes , more along the lines of well armed and dangerous

Marvin K - December 29, 2024

I mirror what others have said in 1920-1950s era gangsters, cultists, policemen and investigators along with some pulp science fair like monsters and vigilantes. I have a few of the partisan dets, but they are lacking in Fedoras and other hats.

Raffi - December 27, 2024

A modular set of 1920’s Call of Cthulhu investigators.

Scott Beil - December 20, 2024

What about Deep ones from the Lovecraft mythos.

Tom - December 15, 2024

Would love a plastic set of 50’s inspired astronauts ; think Forbidden Planet, Nuka Girl etc. I also think there’s a gap for a plastic set of robots. You could fit so many options on a sprue to let people go wild creating things, though you’d have to lean into versatility. I like the zombies, but they do look samey. Why not have 5 different torsos, 10 radically different heads etc.

Dave - December 14, 2024

All the previous mentioned plus some “contraptions” Boxes of dynamite, mad scientist Table, Frankenstein type of laboratory stuff maybe? Oh and don’t forget about “Weird West” a mutant cowboy or two?

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