Battle of Innsmouth 1926 in 15mm

[Oldben1]

Inspired by earlier miniature heroes, I thought I might like to run some Pulp Alley scenarios with small platoons of soldiers fighting through the back alleys of Innsmouth.  Calimero helped paint some of the miniatures.

innsmouth1 by oldben1, on Flickr

innsmouth2 by oldben1, on Flickr

innsmouth3 by oldben1, on Flickr

innsmouth5 by oldben1, on Flickr

Innsmouth6 by oldben1, on Flickr

[Sterling Moose]

Outstanding!!

[marianas_gamer]

Looks great!

[War Monkey]

The figures and your terrain look Awesome! What figures are the soldiers you are using?

[Redshank]

Simply phenomenal! Any Deep Ones poking their heads above water?!

[Oldben1]

I’ll definitely have to take some pictures of my deep ones!
The soldiers are British WW1 from Khurasan.

If you want to see my earlier shenanigans:

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=120517.15

[tereydavi]

That's an awesome work, mate!!

I love It, and It seems incredible that It is 15mm with such detailed miniatures and terrain.

[War Monkey]

I’ll definitely have to take some pictures of my deep ones!
The soldiers are British WW1 from Khurasan.

If you want to see my earlier shenanigans:

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=120517.15

Thank you for the lead, I was looking for some British Solders for the era between wars and earlier WW2 for Pulp gaming.

[diehard]

As commented on by everybody else simply outstanding looking work. Both the figures and terrain look excellent and would surprise one to discover that it is 15mm scale. Most definitely looking forward to seeing your Deep Ones and the continuation of this epic battle and as always thanks for sharing.

[Tom Dulski]

A very cool concept

[OSHIROmodels]

Looks good 

[Cacique Caribe]

I’m really liking this!

Dan

[Little Odo]

Very nice!

[AdamPHayes]

Great stuff! I love the last photo with the enigmatic "Fresh Fish" sign and the cultists sneaking up on the military. I need to know what happened next?!

[Barry S]

Brilliant as usual!