[Commercial] VOID 2.0 and Urban War - UPDATE 19/04/24 - New boosters and rules

[Seb]

Hi guys,

Some great news for all VOID fans!!! The Classic VOID Gamebox with 50 plastic miniatures is now available for PRE-ORDER.

Pit a Viridian force of Interdict Marines against the Junker Convict legionaries of Ironglass in a battle for colonies in a galaxy on the edge of oblivion.



You can PRE-ORDER your copy from our webshop: https://www.seb-games.com/store/void/viridians/void-2-0-gamebox/

This box contains everything you need to play a game of Void 1.1

• 50 multi-part, multi-pose plastic miniature models, 20 Viridian Interdict Marines and 30 Junker Convict Legionaries
• 2 FREE metal miniatures – Major Icharus Trask and Praetor Maximus
• A 56-page A5 Void 2.0 Combat Manual rulebook
• A 24-page A4 VOID 2.0 – The Battle for Monoceros III campaign supplement
• Templates and counter sheets
• Ten D10s

For those who would participate in our pre-order, we also have a special gift! A FREE promo miniature of Viridian Marine!

Urban War

Also, earlier this summer, Seb Games have acquired a license to produce and further develop Urban War - a skirmish game set in the same universe as VOID.

You can read more about it here: https://www.seb-games.com/2023/10/06/urban-war-future/

And for new players, we have a selection of starter sets to help you ehm... start your adventure with Urban War



You can check out the rest of the set here: https://www.seb-games.com/store/product-category/urban-war/

Cheers,
Seb

[voltan]

This really kicks me in the nostalgia, still got loads of void stuff from the first time round. Hope the pre order goes really well for you.

[Daeothar]

Oh bother; my wallet does not like this one bit... 

[dwbullock]

Are these the same molds as the old multipart troopers?  Have some of those I'd like to add to, and just wondering about these new kits.

[Seb]

Thanks for kind words lads!

Are these the same molds as the old multipart troopers?  Have some of those I'd like to add to, and just wondering about these new kits.

Yes, it is the same tooling.

Cheers,
Seb

[Terry Deathstrike]

Oooh, will you be releasing the Neo-Iskandrians for Urban War?

[Seb]

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Oooh, will you be releasing the Neo-Iskandrians for Urban War?

The Neo-isks are on the list. I'm not sure exactly how that will work out, as the moulds and masters are in very bad shape, and there was always a problem with them.

Cheers,
Seb

[Seb]

Hi guys,

A quick update as we have added a few more options for the pre-order.

First, we know some of the veterans already have a big selection of VOID miniatures or that some of our customers would like to just get a copy of the rules. For those who would like to do so, we have prepared this little book bundle!



Second, you can now also pre-order just the plastic sprues:





As always, you can visit our webshop for more details:
https://www.seb-games.com/store/product-category/void/void-pre-orders/

Cheers,
Seb

[Seb]

Hi guys,

A quick update before the Crimbo feast!

We were asked about pictures of assembled models, so here are some examples of how you can assemble the classic VOID models:





Have a lovely Christmas break and Happy New Year!

Cheers,
Seb

[Daeothar]

Just out of curiosity; are these in the same plastic they used to be in? i.e. the ABS-like plastic that's harder than GW's polystyrene? I remember it being the same material that the Warzone plastics were cast in...

[Seb]

Just out of curiosity; are these in the same plastic they used to be in? i.e. the ABS-like plastic that's harder than GW's polystyrene? I remember it being the same material that the Warzone plastics were cast in...

I don't have any of the original 2003 shots of them to compare, but they are produced by the same company. So, I would say yes? They are maybe slightly harder than, say, modern GW sets or stuff like Tamiya models. But I couldn't tell the difference to be honest.

Cheers,
Seb

[Ultravanillasmurf]

I remember a story about these, the original company contracted the mould making to a company unaware of the concept of the three-up. At Salute they had the result, figures nearly three inches tall!

[voltan]

I remember a story about these, the original company contracted the mould making to a company unaware of the concept of the three-up. At Salute they had the result, figures nearly three inches tall!

They were about the size of an action man from what I remember of the interdict I saw, they gave the test shots away to people in the demoing program they had.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

They were about the size of an action man from what I remember of the interdict I saw, they gave the test shots away to people in the demoing program they had.

I do not remember them being that big - Action Man being 12 inches tall (though there was a period where the branding was on a figure half that size).

[voltan]

I do not remember them being that big - Action Man being 12 inches tall (though there was a period where the branding was on a figure half that size).

It was a while ago so I'm probably remembering it bigger than they were.