Communication Dish needed, or, help me finding alternative model

To whom it may concern: I'm looking for this particular miniature from Quantum Gothic range, or (better, as I need two copies) some kind of quality replacement/alternative  (it's 28/32 mm scale). Their shop is offline now, without clearly defined deadline for re-opening. Does anybody have suggestions? Please, post them in the comments...

While googling, I found the miniature shown below, but again it is missing from stock in the online shop of the makers. I believe, it was made for Battletech, and I'm not sure what the scale is (I never had interest in this system).

 

Another  alternative, which I found is too large and too expensive for my purpose (which is DA Darkshroud conversion, BTW)...

So, as said previously, I need your help...please.

 

"By Fire and Sword" finally in English!

This system is already well established in Polish wargaming scene, but introduction of the English version is still very important milestone. I believe, it will allow expanding miniature range (and even further improve the quality). The crowd-funding campaign immediately reached a minimum funding level, and I hope it will go far beyond.

By Fire and Sword Kickstarter link.

From the campaign description:
 "Why the 17th century and the focus on Eastern Europe? The wars that were waged in the Eastern Europe during the 17th century are almost unknown to many wargamers all over the world. The Western European battlefields of the period were dominated by pike & shot infantry. In the Eastern Europe the western and eastern arts of war met. Combat was much more mobile and dynamic. In our opinion it was a unique situation."

Blast(a) from da past

All true Ork fanboyz should see this plane at Apokalypse 40K blog.

As much as I'm (big) fan of the current plastic Bommer model, this is higher league...

Better than average

I observe rather regularly Warhammer-related blogsphere, but still I somehow managed to miss entire series of posts in one French blog presenting truly brilliant army: Plaguebones. So, trying to catch up...

Le Blog de Kouzes