Grenadier Future Warriors

4 posts ยท Mar 3 1998 to Mar 5 1998

From: Rick Rutherford <rickr@s...>

Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 13:22:10 -0500 (EST)

Subject: Grenadier Future Warriors

Hi all,

This was recently posted to the rec.games.miniatures.misc newsgroup by Tim
Peterson (gisby@icenter.net):

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For all those wondering about Mark Copplestone's 'Future Warriors.'

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From: Stratelibri <stratelibri@interbusiness.it>
To: Tim Peterson <gisby@icenter.net>
Subject: R: Nemo miniatures
Date: February 13, 1998 3:39 AM

Hi, my name is Chris Hill. I am production director for NemoMiniature. We
should be releasing the old "Future Warriors" range as part of our new future
skirmish game, "Cyber Wars". This should be released in the next few months.
We will be using all of the Future Warriors plus some new pieces thata are
currently being prepared. I will keep you posted on their availability.
However, if you are interested in a small number of old Grenadier blisters, we
can produce them. As this tends to interfere with normal production, we only
give provide this service to mail costumers. Please
let me know which codes you're interested in, and I will e-mail you
their
availability. We usually charge 2-piece blisters 5500 Italian Lire
inside the EEC and 4 US dollars outside. As for Runequest, despite Stratelibri
(the main company to which NemoMiniature belongs) owns a considerable share of
the Glorantha universe, we are currently not producing any new miniatures. It
is yet unclear how things will develop in the future.

Hoping to have been helpful,

Best Regards

From: Doug Evans <devans@n...>

Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 14:06:03 -0600

Subject: Re: Grenadier Future Warriors

-Hi,
-my name is Chris Hill. I am production director for NemoMiniature.
-We should be releasing the old "Future Warriors" range as part of our
new
-future skirmish game, "Cyber Wars"...

I forgot that it was old Gren figs in the previous threads. The
difficult-to-find only adds to the hunt. As it was with Superior
spaceships
being re-issued, the above was met with a little bittersweet reaction in
me.

*sigh* And just after I'd finally hunted down an in-shrink copy of Kill
Zone in a cut out bin. ;->=

I guess I'm too much the collector, and too little the gamer.

The_Beast, who still hunts some of the old figs in the 'where it began'
pic from FT

P.S. Anyone have info on Minifig spaceships(early 70's)? I've a couple of very
old ones, didn't know who put them out til I saw some being flown as Epic
Thunderhawks in Denver. Weird, I'd never seen 'wing' insignia
apparently hand-scratched into production models. ;->=

From: Stuart Murray <smurray@a...>

Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 15:43:41 -0500

Subject: Re: Grenadier Future Warriors

> I forgot that it was old Gren figs in the previous threads. The

Err,....I hate to say this but you could have had my copy, the game itself if
poor, however, the 10 figs that come with it are some of the best in the FW
range. On that note I don't suppose you would like to swop the troopers in the
box set (specifically the ones with the berets) for some with helmets?

From: Seth Hollingsworth <louiseandseth@c...>

Date: Thu, 5 Mar 98 20:44:59 GMT

Subject: Re: Grenadier Future Warriors

Does anyone know where to get the Future Warrior rules from?

Thanks

Seth Hollingsworth

on 03 Mar 98, FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk wrote...

> -Hi,
pic
> from FT