Strange question - tabbed/slotta modern military minis in 28-32mm?

[leonmallett]

Do the learned LAF'ers know of any manufacturers of modern militarty minis in 28-32 mm scale that are tabbed/slottad rather than with integral bases? Any links gratefully received.

Just seeking illumination and direction.

[NickNascati]

The only ones that I am aware of are the Minis from Victory Force.  At least I know for certain that his WWII pieces are done that way, I believe his SF figures are as well.  You said modern military, but you might also want to check out Reaper's Chronoscope range.

[Ironworker]

Black Scorpion has U.S. Marines and some insergent types. 

[leonmallett]

Black Scorpion has U.S. Marines and some insergent types. 

Tabbed minis for slottas?

[Ironworker]

Tabbed minis for slottas?

I think so but to tell you the truth I've not picked up any of those minis.  The wild west minis I have from Black Scorpion are tabbed but you might want to double check on the Marines. 

[Dewbakuk]

Everything else from Black Scorpion is tabbed so I'd expect they are too.

Vexilia sell the D&P modern Italians and French which are also on slotta tabs.

Whoever is now selling the Tactical Miniatures range (definately available as I've seen them somewhere) has their modern police, hostages and terrorists which are also on slotta tabs.

[leonmallett]

Everything else from Black Scorpion is tabbed so I'd expect they are too.

Vexilia sell the D&P modern Italians and French which are also on slotta tabs.

Whoever is now selling the Tactical Miniatures range (definately available as I've seen them somewhere) has their modern police, hostages and terrorists which are also on slotta tabs.

Ordered from Vexilia after your post pointed me in that direction cheers.

Now looking for a UK stockist of Tactical Miniatures (since they are now under armorcast I will check out wayland Games).

[Dewbakuk]

Glad to help.

[clanmac]

EM4 Future warriors are tabbed. US infantry types would work for most modern conflicts. Ignore the whacky paint scheme on the site. They'll look right in modern US cam schemes.

http://www.em4miniatures.com/acatalog/TROOPERS.html