Sorry, I did not see this thread before.

I would love WWG to get into Pulp terrain.
The sets y'all have mentioned work, but WWG has not decided to seriously wet its collective feet in this market, like say, TVAG has.
It would be great if I never had to buy a TVAG set because WWG had made it unnecessary.
I am not sure that Denny really belives there is more than just a small niche market though.
I firmly believe if Denny spent much time in the Pulp Gaming Board over at TMP, he would direct WWG to make 2-3 kits immediately.
There is definitely a market for well-done terrain amid the gangster and Crimson Skies: Aces gamers let alone the rest of pulp gaming.

Personally, I started in Pulp in the arial combat with Crimson Skies and some of the supplements from other games for Second World War air combat, but now am getting into the non-arial part of Pulp.
I have started simple with the Crimson Skies CMG: Aces rules.
Additionally, I have picked up .45 Adventures main book and the first four supplements (Dragon Bones, Amazing War Stories & The Gargoyle along with the .pdf-only Mooks, Mobs, & Men of Honor).
Furthermore, I have picked up a lot from these Pulp RPGs: AE's Thrilling Tales, Evil Hat's Spirit of the Century, Deep 7's Dime Heroes, Hero Games' Pulp Hero and PIG's Two Fisted Tales - for source material and other points of view.
I plan to add to that information base with future purchases from TSR's Gangbusters along with Exile Games' Hollow Earth Expedition while getting more from Hero Games's Pulp Hero and AE Thrilling Tales lines; plus, I will pick up .45's last two supplements, Super Science Tales and Fantastic Worlds.
I am thinking about also acquiring sourcebooks from Deep 7's Mean Streets collection, Anglo-Canadian Games' Affiliates and Better Mousetrap Games' Boomtown Planet
Any other good pulp systems that I have missed folks?

I have also been picking up both metal and paper figures; cannot pick up any plastics because no one I know of makes plastics for Pulp.
As far as metal, I have mostly picked up figures from Bob Murch's Pulp Figures (WWG can cheer; another Canadian company)and from Copplestone in the UK.
I plan to get more of Murch's figures plus acquire some figures from Artizan's Thrilling Tales line in the UK and from Brigade Games' pulp figures here in the States.
I have picked up good paper pulp figures from Arion Games in the UK and from PIG here in the States.

Denny, I would love some kits that would fit this genre from WWG.
The quality of work from WWG is among the best and that is why I would love y'all to do some Pulp focused sets.

Denny, I do not know if I am just strange or part of the Pulp majority, but please do NOT make any Cthulhu-esque sets.
Those would be for a very small section of Pulp gamers from what I have heard.
Go more with the adventure and "cops 'n' robbers/gangsters" sections of the genre.
Even Bob Murch, who sculpted RAFM's Cthulhu line, has not done any of that sort of stuff for his own company, Pulp Figures.

Hey all! When we play Cthulhu we spend about half the time looking for monsters and the other half gangbusting! Cthulhu and pulp go hand in hand ANY Cthulhu set would probably crossover to pulp...

Greasius, so you know a lot of active players of Cthulhu?
Your group is the only one I hear that is still playing.
I know several former Cthulhu players, but no current ones.
They got married and their spouses found the game to be ... well ... let me use a happy medium adjective - unattractive.
I heard adjectives that actually went up to - satanic - but oh well.
Anyway, everyone I have heard from is playing something else in Pulp.