Raging Heroes Go On Steampunk Adventures This June!
May 30, 2022 by brennon
Raging Heroes has previewed their newest set of releases for Heroes Infinite that are landing in June. This time around we're getting to dive into some Steampunk adventures with The Mechanium.
Steampunk Adventures Of The Mechnium // Raging Heroes
This set has been designed for those who love their Steampunk and want to put together some interesting armies. You could use these for a game that's more Fantasy based but they would also work for a variety of more "punk" games as well.
Marquita Mendoza // Raging Heroes
There are some fun characters to choose from within the set like Marquita Mendoza above but also Amelia, Balthazar and Astrid that you would have spied in the trailer. If you're looking to make them heroes for roleplaying games then you're sorted in that regard.
The core of your force is also catered for with the addition of miniatures like the Mechanical Autowarriors...
Mechanical Autowarriors // Raging Heroes
...and the flying Vultures. The miniatures could be painted up in a variety of different ways to suit the setting that you're diving into.
Vultures // Raging Heroes
You could go grimdark and oily with the look or ancient and ravaged. You could also go to the other end of the spectrum and paint them up in gleaming colours and such to make them look like the guardians of some amazing Sci-Fi world of the near-future (or near-past if you prefer!).
More information is going to be coming up for this Raging Heroes release so watch this space. You're going to have plenty more to choose from, all of which can be 3D Printed at home.
Are you going to be diving in and checking this out?
"You're going to have plenty more to choose from, all of which can be 3D Printed at home..."
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so… the next not exactly Admech army for not exactly 40k games like the GrimDark set from OnePageRules ? 😉
Those look really good.
Great looking figures an the ship’s fabulous looking I bet Justin’s going big on this pledge as he loves the steampunk environment world.
Raging Heroes stuff renders always look good, but not got a 3D printer and I’d rather see the minis than renders.
It is a great idea to do steam punk. The problem I am starting to find with raging heros is all the models are the same style. It is always big knockers and sexy yoga poses. I would like them to branch out show they can do something different have it more gritty, or true victorian style.
It is not that the models are bad but it just becomes the same thing over and over again. It really do want them to try a different style of model for a theme.
I kind of agree.
It really is the same sort of style all over again, but then … this is a business that ‘needs’ a complete new set of models every month.
As such I can’t blame them for using the same puppets to put the clothes on as it were.
Same could be said of GW or any other mini company that makes figures for fictional settings. They all have a certain style that they follow.
It can be a bit marmite …
Some of their mechanical options shown in the video like the time traveler, tech-priests, tank-cyborg, and the airship do all help to stand out from the rest, but I can see where you’re coming from. Raging Heroes’ trademark has always been the sexy pinup-style models and it’s what sells the most on their store, so more than likely this will be what they continue to produce for the future, alongside different offerings. But like Limburger said, lots of companies do this when they have to crank out a lot of minis in a short time, like Privateer Press, Games Workshop,… Read more »
Given how long I’ve wanted proper steampunk minis from Raging Heroes, this is immensely satisfying to see, and the models all look great; hopefully they’ll be released as proper minis like most of the other offerings from Heroes Infinite