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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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Paul Mitting - December 7, 2024

I would love some plastic Retro Sci-Fi – Space Rangers of both genders in spacesuits with ray guns and rocket packs, ready to defend Earth from those dastardly aliens!

David LeppinK - December 7, 2024

1930/40s could pass for 50? civilians, some with guns and some not. could be mobsters, cult investigators, civilians, Plenty of arms that can switch out with other kits to make unarmed military. generic men and women sets. police, cult set, with masked heads that can be used on with other kits also.

Matthias Funk - December 7, 2024

Pulp. What an undertaking. – Dr. Fu Manchu, Rocketeers, Ape-men, Lovecraftian Horrors, Mad scientists, lost world. Don’t get lost in the topic. I’m very interested.

Matthias - December 6, 2024

Has to be Lovecraftian.

Nanashi - December 6, 2024

Post-apoc “survivors” (leather jackets, dusters) and “raiders” (mohawks and bald, scrap armor or shirtless) both with an assortment of guns,

Timothy - December 6, 2024

Just a reminder to the wishful thinkers out there – They’ll likely be sets with 5-8 bodies per sprue, and multiple sprues. The more bodies, the fewer arms and heads. And there won’t be Doc Savage, or the Phantom, or Tintin, but generic mooks. If you want individual characters, you’ll have to source them elsewhere.

David - December 6, 2024

I’m very interested in this new line. But, if you are going to make it pulp, then do it right. Stay true to the books and movies. Good luck.

Andrew C - December 6, 2024

I would love to see some retro / pulp sci-fi, Retro Robots, Space Men, Aliens (men in rubber suits!) – but the Robots most if all.

DC - December 6, 2024

Mayhaps to start lightly with Upgrade Sprues that could go with your Afghans, Boxers and Partisans? I am suggesting the following:

“City of Vice” – hands with badges, writing untensils, hats with press cards in the hatband, magnifying glasses, coshes, etc. to make government agents, news reporters, burglars and private eyes. “Old Gods – new trouble” – face masks for cultists, fetishes, sacrificial daggers, parchment scrolls, torches and strange non-mammalian appendages for that Innsmouth-style. “Timeless Treasures” – antiques and grave goods, archeological tools, digsite equipment, lamps and for the discerning grave robber bags and bundles of dynamite.

For a Box of plastic miniatures I’d like the uncommon but still widely useful: Old salts in nautical attire. I can envision these uses:

the cursing and loyal friend of an intrepid reporter and his little dog, a shore party deploying to save the female lead actress from becoming a sacrifice for the volcano a crew/ found family of oddballs following the clues on captain Blackbeard’s treasure map to pay off their debts the denizens of a decrepit fishing village (it’s name might start with the letter “I”), who are hostile to outsiders and have a strange “relationship” with the strange denizens of the reef. etc. etc.
Robert Piepenbrink - December 6, 2024

So many possibilities! I’d buy (1) mixed adventurers from Quartermain to Jones and (2) pulp SF of the Leigh Brackett, CL Moore and Doc Smith variety. I’d LOVE (3) alien animals with 6-8 legs suitable for mounts, beasts of burden, faithful companions and predators. (That last would fill a serious gap in the market: there’s not a lot else no one makes.)
Agree that everyone seems to love 28mm men in hats and ties with firearms and mixed lots of Jazz Age and Depression investigators, but there’s a lot of competition.
Hmm. You know what else no one seems to make? Mutant sea otters—intelligent with opposable thumbs and a sense of humor. See THE DEMON BREED, James H. Schmitz. Something different in the way of intelligent non-humans. But I don’t know what the market is.

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