New Warzone (merged thread)

[Grinder]

The old model was impossible to play with, just fun to own. It will be really cool to finaly being able to field a big tank in warzone.

[Warlord]

How big was the old Grizzly?

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php?title=File%3AForgeworld_Warzone_Bauhaus_Grizzly.jpg&oldid=25093

[rob_alderman]

Final version of Bauhaus. Time to move onto other designs now! 

[brynolf]

Looking good. I kind of mourn the running pose from the last render though. It was really cool, despite the wierd back foot.

[Niart Gunn]

I just noticed that what I guess are the Bauhaus LMG's are square in a lateral cut, which makes them seem really heavy, and I don't like that very much (the AR's are kinda thick as well tbh). In my opinion they should be quite a bit thinner, but other than that, the Hussars look really nice now, especially in the second pose.

And MadBrad, I get the "applying to the 'bigger is better' crowd", but that doesn't change that I feel like some of the redesigns are just not very necessary or even kinda sad, while other things that could do with a redesign are kept the same. You could've pleased those people with something better looking than a grizzly tbh.

Oh, and the Razide is perfect. I don't mourn the loss of the Nazgharoth that much and I'm really looking forward to paint one. Same with the Undead Legionnaires, especially with the promised customizeability.

[Grinder]

This is one bad M%&/#%er F%4er

[Grinder]

I found a picture of a painted Everassur, the painting of this model is really ace!!! Im happy they are doing new stuff.

[Oakwolf]

the grizzly is spot on to be playable. Pretty much exactly like Bonner's front page for the venusian marshal art. Course it's off scale of the original, but they could put different variants of the tank into the lore.

[Grinder]

I hope thay will make a Tank Commander like in the Bonner picture.

[Grinder]

Here are some uppdated pictures of the Hussars. Thay are looking mutch better.

[joshuaslater]

Do you guys at all know that the times of commercial miniature
producing will probably be as good as over in a few years?
Because then home suitable 3d printers/scanners allow to
reproduce any miniature and 3d models with just a few clicks.
Maybe such things wouldnt price higher than the actual PCs!
Its truly about time to get some serious commercing into the internet.
That talented 3d designers also gained rewards for sharing their pieces.
 http://www.wfs.org/blogs/james-lee/investing-future-3d-printing
I only hope lead miniature producers like P.A. will survive
especially since im highly preferring this material over plastics.

P.S.: Think twice peoples - not only the shapes
also completely in various coloured materials!
http://www.makepartsfast.com/2012/12/4748/3d-printers-of-2012/

Prodo has enough to worry about right now.  I'm not going to remove this post.  I'm just going to say that it's very discouraging, negative, and inappropriate for this thread.  If you want to start a new thread about computer printing, put it somewhere else, like in General Discussion.  This is a warning. 

[Prodos]

Do you guys at all know that the times of commercial miniature
producing will probably be as good as over in a few years?
Because then home suitable 3d printers/scanners allow to
reproduce any miniature and 3d models with just a few clicks.
Maybe such things wouldnt price higher than the actual PCs!
Its truly about time to get some serious commercing into the internet.
That talented 3d designers also gained rewards for sharing their pieces.
 http://www.wfs.org/blogs/james-lee/investing-future-3d-printing
I only hope lead miniature producers like P.A. will survive
especially since im highly preferring this material over plastics.

P.S.: Think twice peoples - not only the shapes
also completely in various coloured materials!
http://www.makepartsfast.com/2012/12/4748/3d-printers-of-2012/

Prodo has enough to worry about right now.  I'm not going to remove this post.  I'm just going to say that it's very discouraging, negative, and inappropriate for this thread.  If you want to start a new thread about computer printing, put it somewhere else, like in General Discussion.  This is a warning. 

Thank you for this!

[rob_alderman]

Do you guys at all know that the times of commercial miniature
producing will probably be as good as over in a few years?
Because then home suitable 3d printers/scanners allow to
reproduce any miniature and 3d models with just a few clicks.
Maybe such things wouldnt price higher than the actual PCs!
Its truly about time to get some serious commercing into the internet.
That talented 3d designers also gained rewards for sharing their pieces.
 http://www.wfs.org/blogs/james-lee/investing-future-3d-printing
I only hope lead miniature producers like P.A. will survive
especially since im highly preferring this material over plastics.

P.S.: Think twice peoples - not only the shapes
also completely in various coloured materials!
http://www.makepartsfast.com/2012/12/4748/3d-printers-of-2012/

There will always be a market for PEWTER miniatures. Manufacturing in 3D, at the quality Prodos are is very expensive. Prodos Games are trying groundbreaking techniques that other companies have no tackled yet. I would imagine their plastic kits will be as detailed as the Malifaux Plastic kits. 3D printing at home is NOT AN IMMEDIATE THREAT for any miniatures company. Even if it was, it just means marketing would change. In the same way the music market has changed. Or even the photographic market.

I honestly think you are living in the past, and you are more than welcome to, but I really don't see why you feel the need to drag everyone else back with you! Prodos Games are making massive steps to take your FAVOURITE game into a CONTEMPORARY market. Quite honestly, hold up your Warzone models against Infinity, Warmachine, Malifaux... Your old model looks ancient. Some of the old sculptors are embarrassed of those designs and even the owners of the license don't think that MC should look like that anymore.

The middle ground is being met, it is a hard journey to take and I congratulate the bravery of the folks at Prodos Games.

A little appreciation here and there goes a long way.  

Once again, I'll point out for safety that I am not an employee of Prodos Games, these opinions are my own and not of Prodos Games or any professional associated with the company.

[joshuaslater]

I'd like to keep this thread in the present with what Prodos Games is doing.  If anyone wants to start a thread in General Discussion on 3D printing, they can go there. 

[Doompup]

Well, getting back on track:

I'm super-excited about Warzone returning. So far I like the models; I didn't care about the Bauhaus first test model one way or the other, but I can see why some people didn't like the shoulder/arm guards. Kudos to Prodos for listening to fan feedback.
As for the cards, I was a little skeptical; but looking at the cards is starting to bring me around; the Strategy and Gear cards remind me of the cards from Siege of the Citadel. I'm still not sure about the resource cards, but I know it's still a work in progress. Glad it's a new rule set, but familiar enough that it still feels like Warzone.
Now, we just need to hit 80K some I can get some new Caps. I would REALLY love to see some of the concepts.