28mm Steampunk Buildings for In Her Majesty's Name

Novus Design Studio is an online only retail business that makes quality resin buildings and accessories, including a couple Steampunk buildings.

Their heavy gear Victorian house has a metal roof, brick construction, riveted front door, windows with metal shutters and strategically placed gear clusters.

The model features 2 lift off roofs and a detailed interior ideal for your troops.  

This groovy steampunk house measures: 4.5"W x 6.25"L x 5.5"T  (114mm x 159mm x 140mm) and will only cost 36.00 USD

Novus Studio's  Steampunk Factory features brick construction augmented by such notable details as gears, sprocket clusters, rivets and metal roof panels.

A set of heavy metal doors and a lift off roof completes the factory details. Anyone in need of a repair facility for their machines need look no further!

The factory measures: 6"W x 7"L x 5"T  (152mm x 178mm x 127mm) and also costs 36.00.

Their initial product selection features 15mm urban ruins, 15mm Normandy/European ruins, 15mm bridge, fountain and wall sets, 28mm Steampunk buildings, Fantasy bridge and wall sets, and a small selection of 6mm structures.

Have a Great Battle
The Old Crow

Steam & Aether from Meridian Miniatures, Steampunk Armies!

Meridian Miniatures creator and sculptor Andrew May has been working on his own Steampunk army miniature range.  His KickStarter goals were met and miniatures should be out in the near future.

The 28mm miniatures can be used as either two distinct armies or with a bit of imagination, can fit into many different settings.

Maybe a new force from the dark reaches of Prussia to overtake those Scotland Yard chaps "In Her Majesty's Name". .

Meridian miniatures have all been sculpted with optional heads making them extremely flexible in their application to many game settings.


Just look at all the heads!!!










Keep looking there's more!!

Andrew has primarily designed the miniatures to fit with the world setting of "Steam & Aether" that he is currently creating. A back story written with Mark Latham, formerly the editor of White Dwarf magazine and head of Warhammer 40,000 for Games Workshop, is now being posted on the Steam & Aether Blog.

For his game development and world building updates you can follow his blog at http://steamandaether.blogspot.co.uk/

The rules will be free PDFs, that's right, FREE! Also they'll be updated with each release and both the rules and miniatures range will expand to more factions and machines over the coming months.

Hope you have a great battle!
The Old Crow