List of Pulp figure Manufacturers

[BillK]

Latest releases from Force20 are French Resistance sets DS-07 Ambush! and DS-07b Maquis. DS-07 shown.
Lots of pulp possibilities.



Available from TableTopScale.com, Elhiem Figures, The Hobby Den, and SGMM.

[Sharnydubs]

I didn't see Dixon added to the list. They have many figures, especially in their Gangsters ranges which would be suitable.

[Valerik]

May I nominate Forge of Ice?

If Lost Worlds are indeed Pulp, & I do believe so, then Alex Bates has it knocked!!





A small but growing range with useful upcoming releases.

His primitive weapons sprues are very nice, as are his animals.

I've not tried the fantasy critters, or the dinosaurs, yet...
They should work even for those benighted heathens gaming 15/18/20mm.

Please include Alex & Forge of Ice, his work is good, & worthy.

Valerik

simply a satisfied customer

[FramFramson]

He certainly has enough, but I think he's still deciding on a portal for sales? Alex, for the time being, what URL should we use to refer people to your creations?

[Alxbates]

He certainly has enough, but I think he's still deciding on a portal for sales? Alex, for the time being, what URL should we use to refer people to your creations?

I actually have a storefront setup through Storenvy right now (set it up on Tuesday!), I just need to fill the stock and inventory.  So, I've been doing inventory all week (I got a bunch of new stuff in!).  I should have the store live, um... "soon"... :/


*EDIT* - yeah, that storefront never worked out.  Still just taking orders directly via email or Facebook - www.Facebook.com/ForgeofIce

I'm commenting here so the thread will pop up again for me when I go looking for it

I've always considered my stuff Lost World rather than Low Fantasy.  It would certainly work for Low Fantasy - Conan the Barbarian would be right at home in Azor - but I think of it more like Tarzan' Opar, or Doc Savage's Thunder Island.  I even might, on a day when I'm feeling frisky, compare it to the King of all Pulp Lost Worlds, Kong's Skull Island.

So, um, thanks for including me here!  I'll post something when I've got the store up and running.

[Umpapa]

I put a complete so far list of 20 mm pulp figures. Mostly for myself, but some people find it useful:

1:72 / 20 mm pulp & weird world war 2 - complete ? list

http://umpapas.blogspot.com/2015/12/172-20-mm-pulp-weird-world-war-2.html

[M.P.]

Great list Umpapa

[BugPope]

Ral Partha Europe are producing some old classics, including a bunch of stuff that used to be out of production.
Their "Pulp Adventure" line isn't that big, but they have a bunch of Pulpy stuff hidden away in their Fantasy range, as well as a very large amount of animals (including dinosaurs) and monsters. Some personal favorites of mine are their undead samurai and quite large amount of ninjas. Their resin Olmec ruins are also highly pulp.
http://www.ralparthaeurope.co.uk/

Also carry the old Crimson Skies models, if you want your pulp airborne, in a smaller scale and with weird wings.

I'm a bit surprised to not see Lucid Eye on that list, it's great stuff. Right now, it contains cavemen, Huastecs, apes with weapons, amazons, Atlanteans and some great solo miniatures, such as a female explorer and a properly sinister Nazi occultist. One of my favorite pulp ranges.
http://arcanesceneryandmodels.co.uk/product-category/lucid-eye/

[FramFramson]

Oh easily added. Frankly I thought Lucid Eye was on there already.

[BugPope]

http://www.ralparthaeurope.co.uk/shop/ral-partha-fantasy-c-37/fantasy-adventurers-c-37_40/?sort=20a&page=1 Not counting monsters and animals, most of the relevant human models they make are found in this category. They have a couple of African characters, an Asian magician and like twelve different ninjas. Also a great source if you need pack animals (I like to use one of their donkeys as a Major Plot Point), dogs and other animal companions.

[BugPope]

Reaper is already listed, but I wanted to note that they just got some new Pulp models. My favorite is the adventurer with the Egyptian sword,  but the masked villains and the not-Solomon Kane are nice too.

[Argonor]

What range are they from, please - cannot find them on Reaper's website... 

[BugPope]

http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/SavageWorlds/latest
Savage Worlds. They're also listed on the front page under new releases.

[Argonor]

Thanks!

[BugPope]

http://scarabminiatures.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=34
Project X is a "Weird World War II" range originally produced by North Star, now owned by Scarab Miniatures. It has all the standard models you will find in the many, many other WWWII miniature ranges that are out there (German werewolves, female Nazi officers, mad scientists, zombies and Allied power armor seem to be obligatory in these ranges), so there's nothing that's really unique, but they're well made and I enjoy their take on the power armour (they actually look like something built in the early 1940's, unlike a lot of other WW2 power armour), and the British zombie hunters with their patchwork armour and gas-masks are lovely. They also have an American officer who is delightfully, intentionally over-the-top. He looks as if he stepped right off the cover of a cheap pulp magazine. The German WWI veterans/deserters are nice too.