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This issue we have our first look at
figures from Excalibur Miniaturen in
Germany. They produce fantasy and
sci-fi figures as well as a couple of
skirmish games. The first thing you’ll
notice with these figures is they have a
slightly larger than normal plastic base.
Overall, flash was almost non-existent,
but mold lines were visible and needed
just a little filing.
To the upper-right you’ll see a young
lady that is very proud of what mother
nature (or her plastic surgeon) gave
her! She is packing some guns, and I
mean that in any way you want to take
it. What little clothing she’s wearing is very form-fitting
and she even has a belly-button ring. She’s wearing a set
of goggles that looks more like headgear than bionic
implants. This is a very cool figure that would fit perfectly
into a Necromunda gang or could quite easily be used as
Covert Ops Specialist in Warzone. If you’re playing
Inquisitor with 32mm figures then you have a very good
bounty hunter or assassin on your hands here.
Randolph Siss is a
mutant and a
mean looking one
at that. The model
was a clean
casting and
required almost no
cleanup. The pose
is a little flat, but
does give him an
image of being in
the middle of a firefight.
You can tell
Randolph Siss
he’s strong, but
he’s not bulging at
the seams. His head an neck have several connectors
for bionic bits. Facial detail is good and up close you
can tell (and it would stand out well when painted) that a
lot of his head has been replaced with bionic parts. He
could quite possibly fit into a Cybertronic army or in a
Necromunda gang if your not using him for Fearless.
The little bugger at the top-right is Drill Master Sergeant
Folkner of the Maygons army in Fearless. He’s about
the size of a goblin and has tons of character. The
model itself had a very small bit of flash that needed to
be cleaned, but the mold line was not visible and there
were no defects present. He’s wearing a trench coat, a
rather large helmet, fatigues, and combat boots (that his
Valerien Bourmont
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Drill Master Sergeant Folkner
Mother probably gave him). In addition to a couple of
pouches and a belt he has a nice medal pinned to his
chest. This, and the cigar in his mouth, will really help this
model stand out when painted. A rifle and pistol finish off
the model, but he’d be great just standing out there with a
bad attitude and harsh language. An awesome model!
Outside of Fearless the most obvious use for Folkner is in
Warhammer 40K. He’s cool enough to be leading a unit
of Orks.
I-Core 7 is a
rather large robot
that is part of the
human army.
The model is
much taller than
a ‘regular’ 35mm
infantry model
and comes as a
9 piece model,
including its
base. It went
together easily
and does not
require pinning.
I-Core 7
I got it to hold together just fine with superglue. It has
more of a sleek appearance rather than a hard edge to it.
There are three guns on the model (small, medium and
large) and a double missile rack for your killing pleasure.
A few minutes were needed to clean up the model, but it
was nothing excessive. The I-Core 7 has a lot of uses in
other games. It could be used as a combat droid in
Inquisitor or maybe even pass as an Eradicator
Deathdroid in Warzone.
At the top of the next page you’ll see the first of two alientypes
from the Fearless game. First up is one that initially
reminded me of the aliens from the movies of the same