By Grabthar's Hammer! New Sci-fi Miniatures from Crooked Dice!

Crooked Dice Design Studio have released a new selection of sci-fi miniatures.

This new tranche includes eight Galactic Explorers, six Tcho-Tcho and four classic Secret Base resin terrain kits. These miniatures are available as singles and in the usual multi-buy deals.

See the Crooked Dice webstore for more details.

Images courtesy of Crooked Dice Design Studios

Five sci-fi miniatures are displayed, representing Galactic Explorers. Each figure is in a dynamic pose, with two holding futuristic weapons and the others in various stances suggesting action or readiness. The miniatures are detailed, featuring sleek, form-fitting suits and distinct hairstyles, all rendered in a light gray color that highlights their features. The background is a gradient from dark to light, emphasizing the figures.

A collection of six sci-fi control room pieces is displayed, featuring various consoles and control panels in a light gray resin. The set includes a large back wall unit with multiple screens and dials, several smaller consoles with buttons and levers, and a few standalone control stations. The pieces are arranged on a grid-like surface, emphasizing their design for tabletop gaming and miniature setups.

The image features four sci-fi miniatures from Crooked Dice Design Studio, showcasing a group of Galactic Explorers. Each figure is intricately designed, with two male characters and two female characters, all posed in dynamic stances. One male figure holds a weapon, while another appears contemplative, and the female characters exhibit confident postures. The miniatures are presented in a light gray color, highlighting their detailed features and attire.

A detailed resin terrain kit depicting a bank vault scene, featuring a large vault door with a wheel mechanism at the center. Surrounding the vault are various pieces of furniture, including filing cabinets, desks, and a safe, all rendered in a gray color. The arrangement suggests a secure and organized space, ideal for tabletop gaming scenarios.

A collection of four resin terrain pieces designed for a laboratory setting is displayed. The pieces include a tall cabinet with shelves, a countertop with multiple drawers, a sink unit, and a lower cabinet, all in a uniform gray color. The terrain features clean lines and a modern design, suitable for sci-fi tabletop gaming environments.

The image features four sci-fi miniatures from Crooked Dice Design Studio, depicting Galactic Explorers. Each figure is intricately designed, showcasing a variety of poses: one character stands confidently with a raised hand, another holds a weapon, while the others display different stances, suggesting action and readiness. The miniatures are dressed in form-fitting, futuristic outfits, emphasizing their roles as explorers in a sci-fi setting. The figures are presented in a light gray color, typical of unpainted resin models.

A collection of six gray resin terrain pieces designed for a sci-fi medical room is displayed. The set includes a countertop with a sink, a tall storage cabinet with doors, a lower cabinet, a desk with a computer, a rolling examination table, and a long, narrow table with a ribbed surface. The pieces are intricately detailed, showcasing a functional and sterile environment suitable for tabletop gaming.

The image features a group of six sci-fi miniatures, depicting bald male characters in various poses. They are dressed in casual clothing, with some holding weapons like guns and a baton, while others have their hands on their hips or are gesturing. The miniatures are painted in muted colors, standing on circular bases with a textured surface, suggesting a gritty, urban environment.

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