New Faces on Cerberus: 32 Miniatures Join the Colony 87 Line

A lineup of six detailed miniatures from the game "Colony 87," set against a backdrop of industrial-style walls. The figures include anthropomorphic animals and a humanoid character, each dressed in unique outfits and holding various weapons. The title "COLONY 87" is prominently displayed at the top, with the logo of "crooked dice" at the bottom, indicating the game's design studio.
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Dogs, frogs and silent six-limbed giants in elaborate robes. Crooked Dice add 32 new 28mm figures to Colony 87, fleshing out the Pan Prosperity's biome alongside the gene-spliced Homo Canids, who didn't roll over and inherited the place. #Colony87 #sciFi #Miniatures #CrookedDice #tabletopGaming

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