List of Pulp figure Manufacturers

[Elk101]

Oh hahaha, I didn't even realize they were already on the list. Well, I'll leave them be then

Yeah, right there on page 1!

[pierrebi]

What were you thinking of in their shop? The 15mm Cthulhu minis really are just pure Lovecraft without any Pulp, and the "70's Pulp" is really more Geezers than the sort of Pulp this subform's all about. Something else?

IMHO they are Pulp miniatures.

[FramFramson]

Apparently Sgt Major Miniatures in the US have ceased trading? In any case their website has been claimed by a domain squatter using it for porn adverts, so uh, off the list! 

Just making a not here of the former description, in the the line turns up owned by someone else:

Sgt Major Miniatures - the Pulp section of their "Get Some!" line.

[FramFramson]

Never realized that Studio "Siberia" (one of the owners is the ever-resourceful Cuprum here on LAF) wasn't on the list so I added it. More BoB than Pulp, but the shop a fantastic resources for eastern Europe during the Interwar period, and BoB is pulpy in and of itself. Plus there are also many great and unique character sculpts!

http://siberia-miniatures.ru/

[pops]

Would like to suggest my new line:

 Pulp Miniatures:  https://www.pulpminiatures.com - We Only Kill Each Other 28mm New York Gangsters of the 1920s - 1930s  - Frank McGovern

Thanks,

Frank

[ModiphiusJon]

Hopefully not bad form to nominate the company you work for?

Here at Modiphius we have a nice range of 28mm scale WW2 + Cthulhu minis in our Achtung! Cthulhu range. We've just released some shiny new toys in the form of Ariane (a french resistance fighter who has been adopted by a Mythos creature) and Singh (a Sikh officer fighting for the Brits whose tomb raiding larceny has cursed him) as well as some new Black Sun officers and a new unit box of Native American Demon Hunters.

Plenty of Mythos troops and gribble monsters as well as some dashing heroes, larger than life villains and some unusual troop types to take your historical forces into the weird.




https://www.modiphius.net/collections/achtung-cthulhu-skirmish

[GarrisonMiniatures]

Worth adding Langley Miniature Models. Vast range of 1/76th scale civilians/tradespeople/animals  (and lots of expensive kits!) plus some soldiers - fills out the NPC aspect better than anyone else. Includes both painted and unpainted options. Caters mainly to the model railway hobby.

[GarrisonMiniatures]

Sorry, didn't give link.

http://www.langley-models.co.uk/index.html

[shadowbeast]

Are there pics available of the figures in raw metal? I have a couple of scenic items and a steam tractor from them which look much better than in the images, and it's quite difficult to judge the figures on the Langley website with their quarter-inch-thick paint jobs.

[GarrisonMiniatures]

No, but a few on my blog plus a comparison to a few other figures. I was surprised at how nice they were when I bought some - their website certainly doesn't do them justice.

https://easterngarrison.blogspot.com/2019/08/langley-models.html

[Keith T]

Hope you don't mind if I add my own small company to the list, we do figures for the Boxer Rebellion and many would be perfect for Pulp games [as a few of my customers have bought them for that purpose they have told me].
 We have many character figures and will be adding more when we can so please pop over and have a look.
https://victoriousminiatures.com
 Attached a couple of sample photos of those figures. all 28mm metal.

Keith@VM

[Earther]

1st Corps has the 20th Century Follies range:

https://1stcorps.co.uk/product-category/20th-century/20th-century-c20th-follies/

[BillK]

@FramFramson (and everyone else) I just saw where the old Sgt Majors 28mm Pulp Range (along with the 28mm Sci-fi and Monsters) has been purchased and is being re-released by Battle Valor Games. Went over to BVGs Facebook page and it appears to be true... he is running a crowdfunding special. Some good stuff there, Inuits and Eskimos, Wild West Bandits, Marauders, Cultists, etc...

[Sakuragi Miniatures]

At Sakuragi Miniatures, I'm building a range of Japanese non-military early 20th century miniatures that can be used in Pulp settings: https://www.wayfarerdaves.com/sakuragi-shoten/

I'm also open to suggestions that fit within my area of interest.