Gaming Shadowfist/Feng Shui

[Keeper Nilbog]

With the upcoming Osprey 'Fist full of Kung Fu' rules arriving in Feb 14, I was wondering about using the Shadowfist/Feng Shui RPG setting for this, as it allows allsorts of fun, and fits with my mindset.

So, anyone done anything close, any recommendations as to figure ranges (would think 28mm) and so on.

[pixelgeek]

Isn't Northstar doing a range of figures to accompany the book?

[Smith]

Yes! Some very nice ones too:

http://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=162&page=1

There was also the Chinatown game that never really got up and running a few years back. The figures seem highly sort-after in some quarters, though.

I've done some Chinese Fantasy gangs in the past (closest to Guiding Hand and Eaters of the Lotus, I guess):

[Malebolgia]

Personally I think that any oriental Pulp adventure needs the East Riding Miniatures White Tiger...


http://shop.eastridingminiatures.co.uk/ggl6-1959-p.asp

[d phipps]

Personally I think that any oriental Pulp adventure needs the East Riding Miniatures White Tiger...

Oh yes, that's an awesome figure! A bunch of Kev's figures have ended up in our Pulp Alley leagues. 

[Patrice]

I am not very interested in Bruce Lee etc modern things, but the "Martial Arts Heroes" group of this kung fu thing could be useful in other contexts. I am thinking about using them in a 1920 Back of Beyond game...

[carlos13th]

I just hope for a decent stand in for tequila from hard boiled.

[FramFramson]

Man, that's an really ace likeness of Bolo Yeung! 

[Smith]

I just hope for a decent stand in for tequila from hard boiled.

Like this guy on the right?

[carlos13th]

Awesome. I didn't notice him tucked away with the other police.