Sci-Fi Civilians and Critters

symphonicpoet

symphonicpoet

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Since this came up in another thread I thought I'd start a thread dedicated to listing suppliers of civilians and fauna for your sci-fi adventure gaming needs. As folks add new finds to the thread I will gladly add them in to the top post. :)

Civlians
Blind Beggar: Outlands, Amphibious Aliens, Dune Tribe, many humans and aliens of many sorts in several ranges.
CP Models: Human and alien civilans in the 28mm Sci-Fi range. Also Scum and Smugglers to inhabit every wretched starport hive.
Crooked Dice: Colony 87 civilians. Enough said.
Forlonrhope (ne Moonraker): Some civilians in Future Warriors range. Formerly also Space Lords civilians. (Hoping these come back.)
Lead Adventure: Astropolis in particular
Ramshackle: Suitable civilians come and go spread through several ranges. Some great civilian vehicles.
Rogue Stars: A few adventurers that might serve as boss grade civilians.

Fauna
Knightmare Miniatures: Modern takes on classic space monsters. (Also some very nice mercenary and armed adventurer types.)
Krakon Games: Enormous selection of alien fauna in the Stargrind range, including RT inspired "Grok." (Also some very nice adventurers.)
Ramshackle: Dungers. Lots of dungers! (And steampunk mercenaries and adventurers.)
Wargames Foundry: Some of the fantasy creatures make suitable alien fauna. (Most notably the terror birds.) Further, if there are humans you can also expect human livestock, so why not pigs in space?
 
Tubehead":15w8h4bz said:
These are on my want list of SF civilians. Lots of nice detail:
https://cpmodels.co.uk/shop/nc09-sci-fi-civilians-i/
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I'd have sworn the Scum and Smugglers were Paul Whitehorn over at Krakon Miniatures. Am I losing my mind? I have them from a Kickstarter. I rather thought the same Kickstarter as Whitehorn's fauna, but maybe I'm all washed up about that.

Anyway, yes, CP has some great stuff. Will ad them to the list. :)
 
dieselmonkey":20xelpsr said:
symphonicpoet":20xelpsr said:
I'd have sworn the Scum and Smugglers were Paul Whitehorn over at Krakon Miniatures.
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They were, he sold the range on to CP.
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^That explains it. Glad I haven't gone bonkers in my old age. Yet. Or at least not completely.
 
^Duly added. Not sure how I forgot them. I have several of their sculpts in my collection. I think I was fixated on more plausibly domesticated sorts of critters and mostly unarmed civilians who would fill the rolls of bit parts and extras, rather than characters. (Of either the pro or antagonistic sorts.) I'm halfway tempted to break the armed adventurer sorts out into a third list. But then you find yourself also tempted to put monsters and livestock in separate lists. And maybe also mercenary sorts. Where does it all end? This taxonomy business is complicated. Particularly if you want to be cladistic about it. ;)
 
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