Modern/Sci-fi style minis?

Hi again. I'm looking for some modern and sci-fi miniatures. If someone could tell me what they like to use (if any) and maybe point me in the right direction as far as where to get ahold of them, that would be great. Figures that are D&D Miniature size would be best, but anything around that size will do. (I want to use them for d20 Modern.. sorta cyberpunkish style setting.) Thanks for any help.

Geez...there are so many! It depends on what you're looking for.

I use some of the Star Wars and Heroclix minis, Superfigs, 1999, Void, Warhammer 40K, RIFTS, Jovian Chronicles, War Machine, etc.

Battletech (plastic or metal) can serve as robots, as can some from Bab5

I'll also scour the game stores for out of production discounted lines.

There are a number of interesting military minis from Ground Zero Games. Or here at Eureka's site.

Or there are the ones from the Infinity game.

Cut N Paste job from Spycraft Wiki, sorry - don't have time to reconnect all the links - but google is your friend...

Personally I think a lot of 40K figures fit the bill especially Imperial types (or Tau depending on your aliens, or just using helmeted ones), and there's usually plenty of 2nd hand ones around.

Modern
Hasslefree 28mm UK Hasslefree reviews (1 Review) - Kev White's miniatures company - the 'Adventurers' range is the one you want for modern figures, with a variety of 'zombie hunters' as well as a few figures clearly inspired by films.
SJ Games 28mm US SJ reviews Mostly out of print, though according that site Steampunk Miniatures are still available. They also do some Cardboard Heroes - sheets of heroes that can be punched out and folded up and used as miniatures.
Ground Zero Games 25mm UK GZG reviews - Looks to be quite a selection - though be warned most don't have pictures. The Street Level range seems to be where most generic modern figures lie, though the 'Characters' section has some and if you dare to look there are some Bond-Girl-esque types in the 'Gentlemans Collectables' section - though you have to scroll through some gratuitous pewter nudity to reach them.
Tactical Miniatures 28mm US Tactical reviews - Small selection consisting of various types of police, terrorists and hostages. The hostages tempt me as they are the one type of civilian that you want to know where they are in the room and I've not seen anyone else do them.
Superfigs 28-30mm US Superfigs reviews - Mostly superheroes, but some civilians packs in and amongst.
Copplestone 28mm UK Copplestone reviews - The 'Future Wars' section is what you want - has a good selection of cops, men in black, bikers and the like.
Wargames Foundry 28mm UK Foundry Reviews (1 Review) - The Foundry's Street Violence line is a an excellent collection of all sorts of modern heroes and antagonists, including soldiers, cops, gangsters, rioters, killer street walkers, bikini babes, angry midgets, and more!
The Assault Group 28mm US TAG Reviews - Large line of military and swat miniatures, including terrorists and hostage miniatures. Also sells 28mm scale weapons for equiping miniatures with accurate weaponry. It should be noted that their site is notoriously slow and buggy. It is reccomended that you shop through a retailer (The Hobby Box for example).

Military
Black Scorpion 32mm UK Black Scorpion reviews (1 Review)Adam Clarke's miniatures company - Does some Iraqi Militia & U.S. Marines, a couple of the Desolation Row figures are more 'adventurer' style modern figures too.
Steve Johansen Miniatures (can't find a scale) US Steve Johansen reviews - Seems to be mostly military on the site with U.S., Terrorists, Russians & South African forces.
Copplestone 28mm UK Copplestone reviews - The 'Future Wars' section is what you want - the troopers are generic, though look US inspired to me.

Sci-Fi
Hasslefree 28mm UK Hasslefree reviews (1 review) Kev White's miniatures company - A few ranges of Sci-Fi though some rank as slightly bizarre. A bit WH40K inspired in that his major range is the Kjaran's (Space Dwarves). A lot of the Pirates range, suit slightly odd sci-fi as well.
Heresy 28mm UK Heresy reviews Andy Foster's miniatures company - not many sci-fi figures but has a small range mostly with customisable weapons. and could fit for some modern games as well. As a note some of his mosters/demons could make decent aliens as well.
Em4 28mm UK Em4 reviews Notable for their plastics which are a decent and cheap way to round out slightly futuristic cops/military. There is also large range of metals with a futuristic theme.
Ground Zero Games 25mm UK GZG reviews - The Star Grunt range is sci-fi though on a cursory search through I could find no pictures, which always makes me wary

Mongoose's Battlefield Evolution look like they'd be good for slightly futuristic military figures. Between 8-10 pre-painted, plastic, non-randomised figures per set.

http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/miniature/series.php?qsSeries=47

I started a thread about this very subject a while back. It's got a bunch of helpful links.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=179684

I use old Micro Machines army-guys that I've collected over the years... I've even got some Micro Machines Star Wars figures from 10 years ago. They're just a little bit small, but if you're using the standard 1" = 2m (~6' 6") scale most modern and sci-fi games use, then they work out alright.

Like so... Star Wars Micro Machines on Amazon.com.

They're expensive as all get out now, but 10 years ago, I was picking these up in discount bins -- $1 for a pack of 9 Rebel Soldiers or Stormtroopers.

But... If you happen to have some lying around, or if you see them at a garage sale, they work great.

Thanks for all of the helpful links, everyone. Some of this stuff looks like it will work. I've already checked a lot of these links out and I see some good stuff. Thanks again.

I've seen Rezolution advertised...some look allright!

http://www.thewarstore.com/rezolution2175ad.html

I can agree with the post that mentioned Wargames Foundry minis from the UK. Excellent Spycraft/Modern minis.

-W.