From Sci-Fi to Fantasy, Ned Kelly to Giant Robots, Traders Galaxy's Latest Releases Have it All

A collection of ten grey plastic orc miniatures is displayed on black bases, showcasing various poses and weapons. The orcs are equipped with a mix of weapons, including bows, swords, axes, and shields, highlighting their battle-ready stance. Each figure features distinct facial expressions and armor details, emphasizing their fierce and aggressive nature.

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Traders Galaxy have a host of new releases in store for you.

The Australian company continues to expand its already eclectic catalogue of games and miniatures with an assortment of new historical, fantasy and sci-fi figures and faction guides. Fantasy wargamers, for instance, can choose from a variety of new orcs: these include two war chariots, a warband and boar riders; there’s also a new set of dark elf heroes and an imposing giant.

A large, detailed miniature of a giant figure stands prominently, featuring a rugged appearance with a beard, wearing tattered clothing and armor, and wielding a spiked club. Next to the giant, a smaller orc figure is displayed for size comparison, showcasing its own distinct features and weaponry. Both miniatures are presented in a gray unpainted finish, highlighting their intricate designs.

A detailed model of an orc shaman chariot is prominently displayed, featuring two boar-like creatures harnessed to a wooden cart. The chariot is manned by two orc figures, one wielding a staff, while the other appears to be steering. Surrounding the main model are smaller images showcasing different angles and details of the chariot and its occupants.

Fans of Victoriana and / or steampunk gaming can avail themselves of Ned Kelly’ gang of bucket-headed bandits and a handful of Victorian police.

A collection of miniatures features a mix of Victorian police officers and Ned Kelly's gang of bandits. The figures are intricately detailed, with some wearing bucket helmets and others in traditional blue police uniforms, all standing on circular bases adorned with tufts of grass. The arrangement showcases various poses, including some holding rifles and others with pistols, highlighting the historical theme of the set.

A robotic figure named

If waring robots are more your thing, however, then check out the new animalistic Darkstones Alt Forms, Golems, and the supercool Sharkaroc: this promo miniature will be included free in all orders of $160 USD or more. Further Bot War releases include digital faction guides for Beastlords, Immolators and C.O.I.L.S.

A collection of six unpainted miniatures from the Darkstones Alt Forms series is displayed on black bases. The figures include various robotic and animalistic designs, showcasing distinct features such as armor plating, claws, and unique postures. One larger figure resembles a mechanical creature with a spiked back, while the others exhibit a range of poses, suggesting dynamic action suitable for tabletop gaming.

The image features two digital faction guides side by side. On the left, the

See the Traders Galaxy website for more details.

Images courtesy of Traders Galaxy


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Traders Galaxy's already chaotic catalogue adds orc chariots, Ned Kelly's bandits, and "Beastlords" - '90s-style animal-transforming robots. Where we're going, we don't need coherent product lines! Free robot shark at $160 USD. #botwar #robots #victoriana #tradersGalaxy #sciFiMiniatures #fantasyMiniatures

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