Magic or Silent Death-The Sect of the Broken Ruby Has Both

Secret Sects have often included the use of magic and swift death to forward their goals. The Sect of the Broken Ruby is no exception.

Both are 25mm metal pieces from 1980's Ral Partha castings.

I Let My Fists Do My Talking

Bullyboy Robbertts is one of the meanest street thugs of London, he never uses any weapon but his fists.

Bullyboy Robbertts has taken to earning additional cash highering out his special skills throughout the Imperial colonies.

Bullyboy Robbertts is a 25mm metal piece made for the "Space 1889" game "Temple of the Beastmen." He is also a good figure for any games from the late 19th Century to the Pulp Fiction 1930's era.

Happy St. Patrick's Day

They say on this day we are all a little Irish (Therri actually is) so Happy St Pat's Day and nothing says Happy St. Patrick's Day more than the traditional S.P.D. Tree (he he he).

Professor-Inventor-Sleuth

Professor Fedor I Razin as an inventor has tinkered with many gaggets but has been most successful with his latest device the Tri-Dimentional Interspacial Partical Shifter (TRIPS)that allows images of objects to be seen through solid walls.

Trips allows the good professor in his pastive as an amature sleuth assisting the local governments.

The professor is a 25mm metal piece designed by the old Game Designers Workshop in the 1980's.

Mighty Thor

The mighty Thunder God Thor, raises his magic hammer "Mjoinir' to honor his power father Woden.

Thor is a 25mm metal piece designed in the 1980's by Superior.

Protectors of the Dutch Empire

This way, signals Master Sargent Koonze to his section KNIL (Royal Netherlands East Indies Army) soldiers. The KNIL was responsible for securty of the Dutch Asian colonies. In the 19th century,the troops were made up of units of Europeans and units of colonials with European officers.

Look out! They are behind us!!! These troopers are the sister squad to a unit lister earlier this year.

These are 25mm metal pieces designed by the old Game Designers Workshop in the 1980's.