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New Gunfighter’s Ball Release

Friday, 10 January 2020 16:56

Written by Mike

NEW GUNFIGHTER'S BALL JANUARY RELEASE

Knuckleduster will be releasing two new Gunfighter's Ball sets on January 15th.

If you'd like your Spaghetti Western characters to ride menacingly into town or triumphantly out of town, they're going to need to be mounted! The Mounted Linguine Western Faction pack includes all six characters from the Linguine Western faction in mounted form. It even includes one notorious Bounty Hunter on a mule.

The second release is a character called "Banjetta." This one is designed for painters and role-playing gamers who would like a slightly fantasy, slightly steampunk western-themed bard. She's sculpted in a style reminiscent of the days when RPG figures carried anachronistic electric guitars, but her instrument of choice is a double-necked banjo. The figure sports extremely fine tooling on her leather outfit and raised Celtic-knot detail on the back of the banjo.

Banjetta is only available from retailers and will not show up in the Knuckleduster shopping cart until the next retailer-exclusive comes along later this year, so please visit one of our stockists or ask your local store to carry Gunfighter's Ball!

Next month's release will include Native Americans and more gunfighters.

Product info:
Mtd. Lingine Western Faction: KDM-12114, $36.00 USD
Banjetta: GBW-14, $5.00 USD

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Thursday, 31 October 2019 13:31

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Our first November release, scheduled for the 15th (sooner if mastering goes well).

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Gunfighter’s Ball’s 100th Fighter

Friday, 06 September 2019 11:59

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Gunfighter's Ball's 100th Fighter

Gunfighter's Ball has just released its 97th-101st fighter figures. "The Plainsmen" set includes six figures: five new, and one existing character portraying the famous frontier characters who rode the high plains hunting buffalo, fighting in the Indian Wars, and exploring the continent.

The honor of being the 100th figure goes to none other than Annie Oakley, a.k.a. "Little Miss Sure Shot." A world famous exhibition shooter who performed all over the world, she could shoot the eyebrows off a gnat!

Figures are available individually or as a set.

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Knuckleduster Miniatures

Saturday, 17 August 2019 11:01

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More releases!

We've created two more boxed set deals in addition to the Greenhorn Edition Boxed Set, still in production.

The first is called the Deluxe Starter Set; it includes the hardbound rulebook with figures, dice, character cards, and the Black Deck. These seemed to be the most useful items in getting started if you want the full rulebook (there is always the Greenhorn Boxed Set if you're only planning on using the abbreviated online rules). $75 USD.

The "Watering Hole" includes the buildings from the Greenhorn set plus the resin bar set, some bystanders, and scatter terrain. It's a good value for those with zero terrain, regardless of whether they play Gunfighter's Ball or another western game. $150 USD.

Of course, for new players without any figures or terrain, the Greenhorn Boxed Set remains the combo with the ability to get the most "stuff" into your hands quickly, and the online downloads fill in the "paper" part of the Gunfighter's Ball experience nicely until you feel like you need to get further into the rules. $125 USD

Some of the two new boxed sets have already gone out to our retailers, and will also be available on the web site.

More buildings are being designed at the moment, and you've seen the new figure renders. The rest of 2019 promises to be a busy one around here!

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Knuckleduster Miniatures

Wednesday, 31 July 2019 19:12

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We've released some terrain accessories for your modeling convenience; a billiard set and three packs of curtains in various styles. The curtains are designed to glue easily to the inside of buildings with an integral cleat at the top that holds them out from the wall to accommodate most window styles.

Maximum window dimensions are given on the catalogue page of each curtain style so you can determine if they will work for your buildings.