[COMMERCIAL] New 1950s Sci-Fi Invasion X Figures from Killer B Games

[Captain Gamma]

We have several new releases for our 1950s Sci-Fi Range: Invasion X:
 The General and The Private
 The Youngsters (4)
 The Professor and The Handyman
 Police Patrolmen 1# (4)
 Police Patrolmen 2# (4)
 The Newshound and The Balladeer
 The Husband and The Wife
The Hobo and The Escaped Felon
Imjarvi Humanoids (Armed) (4)
Imjarvi Humanoids (Unarmed) (4)
Imjarvi Humanoid Commanders (2)
Imjarvi Humanoid Leader

They can be found here: https://killerbgames.co.uk/shop/ols/categories/invasion-x

Apologies for the slap dash photos on the website, we just wanted you to be able to see what came in each pack. Better photos will follow in due course.

[Onebigriver]

Ooh I like them. Might have to resurrect my 1950s alien invasion project.

[Daeothar]

Those look really fun!

The first thought that came to me when I saw the aliens was of (garden) gnome tourists ('They've grown! And they're taking pictures!').

But of course it's attack of the coneheads instead 

Joking aside though; they're lovely figures and especially the humans/civilians could be of use in a huge range of projects!

[Captain Gamma]

Those look really fun!

The first thought that came to me when I saw the aliens was of (garden) gnome tourists ('They've grown! And they're taking pictures!').

But of course it's attack of the coneheads instead 

Joking aside though; they're lovely figures and especially the humans/civilians could be of use in a huge range of projects!

 

The Imjarvi Humanoids come from a 'real life' UFO encounter from Finland in 1970:

Imjarvi alien- alien encounter: an alien being described as being a really thin humanoid, having a conical head and helmet, wearing silver gloves and green suit, and holding a black box pulsating yellow. Two skiers claimed to have encountered this being in Imjärvi, Finland, in 1970. Both men later experienced sickness associated with being exposed to radiation.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Some great characterful sculpts there!

[Mason]

I love these, so full of character!