Games (Hobby Products)

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1 Kalahen (1989)
2 Domain (1991)

Hobby Products was involved in a couple of boardgames, one of which came with miniatures and the other of which did not. These are listed on this page.

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Kalahen (1989)

This boardgame was created by P. Janssens & J. Vanaise and comes with Dutch, French, German and English instructions. Included in the box was a special pack of 6 metal figures provided by Hobby Products. The game plays 3 to 6 players with each player controlling a "warrior to find a magical formula composed of 3 parchments and bring it back to his castle". The game design was by Big Bad Wolf S.A. and the game was published by Flying Turtle Games in 1989. At least 3 different sets of 6 figures were supplied in the box - compare boardgamegeek.com with luding.org.

Kalahen (box front)	Set 1: Player Pieces (blister pack)	Set 1: C1001b Fighter w. Sword & Roundshield (version 1) Josef Ochmann	Set 1: C1004e Northern Barbarian w. Sword & Helmet Josef Ochmann
Set 1: C1008n Dwarf Leader, Armoured Josef Ochmann	Set 1: C1011a Champion of Law w. Morningstar Josef Ochmann	Set 1: C1011g Champion of Law Attacking w. 2-handed Sword Josef Ochmann	Set 1: C1020d Paladin w. Lance & Shield Josef Ochmann
Set 2: C1001o Fighter w. Two-handed Sword Josef Ochmann	Set 2: C1006c Female Fighter w. Sword & Shield Josef Ochmann	Set 2: C1008l Dwarf Drawing Sword, Armoured Josef Ochmann	Set 2: C1020e Paladin w. Sword & Shield Josef Ochmann
Set 2: C1043c Swordmaster w. Sword & Helmet Josef Ochmann	Set 2: C1043h Swordmaster w. Sword & Round Shield Josef Ochmann	Set 3: C1001c w. Sword Josef Ochmann	Set 3: C1004g Northern Barbarian w. Sword & Wooden Shield Josef Ochmann
Set 3: C1006f Female Fighter Attacking w. Sword Josef Ochmann	Set 3: C1008m Dwarf w. Sword, Armoured Josef Ochmann	Set 3: C1043a Swordmaster w. Sword & War-club Josef Ochmann	Set 3: C1043e Swordmaster w. 2-handed Sword & Helmet Josef Ochmann

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Domain (1991)

Domain plays similarly to Dungeonquest with random tile placement in a castle labyrinth as the game progresses. The game was published by Hobby Products but despite picturing Metal Magic figures on the side of the box, it contains only cardboard stand-ups as the player pieces. However, Hobby Products also produced their own range of paints called Metal Magic Colours and this included a boxed starter set with 5 paints and a unique figure - this figure is Algrim the Warlock from the Domain boardgame but it has a much later 1998 stamp on the base.