Mason
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I am embarking on a new range of sci-fi figures that I intend to use in games of Inquisimunda, Necromunda and skirmish RT as well as in a setting of my own that I will be developing.
The range will be based on a frontier world called Outland,on the edge of human space, that has lost contact with Earth several centuries ago, not long after the initial colonisation.
Most of the original colonists spread out, forming farming communities and banding together in hunter-gatherer bands, with very few remaining in the few towns spread across the planet.
The original landing site is the location of the only settlement that may be termed a 'city' and a very small one it that.
Named Landfall, it houses the only spaceport worthy of the name and is also the seat of the Imperial Governor and his garrison.
The first figures in the range will be centred around the settlers which form the majority of the population, representing either a hunter gatherer war party, or the militia of one of the smaller settlements scattered across the face of the world. These people refer to themselves collectively as 'Outlanders'.
The Outlanders.
The range will be based on a frontier world called Outland,on the edge of human space, that has lost contact with Earth several centuries ago, not long after the initial colonisation.
Most of the original colonists spread out, forming farming communities and banding together in hunter-gatherer bands, with very few remaining in the few towns spread across the planet.
The original landing site is the location of the only settlement that may be termed a 'city' and a very small one it that.
Named Landfall, it houses the only spaceport worthy of the name and is also the seat of the Imperial Governor and his garrison.
The first figures in the range will be centred around the settlers which form the majority of the population, representing either a hunter gatherer war party, or the militia of one of the smaller settlements scattered across the face of the world. These people refer to themselves collectively as 'Outlanders'.
The Outlanders.
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