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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: alone_withmyaxe on 16 May 2010, 03:18:30 PM
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Has anyone got a scale comparison for the Schleich Animals compared to 28mm minis?
(http://www.toysandlearning.co.uk/prodimages/schleich-wild-boar-p.jpg)
I am specifically looking to convert this model in to a WHF Razorgor, as the GW model is, frankly sh**e.
Any help appreciated, and of course i will show any results here.
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The Scleich human figures are around 85mm head to toe so roughly 3 times the size?
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The Scleich human figures are around 85mm head to toe so roughly 3 times the size?
Right, but he's wondering about the size of this boar compared to the freakishly over-sized GW ones.
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Hello,
since I am new I am not sure wether I should simply in the pics or "embed" them as this one. Dear Admin please don't rip off my head if I am doing this the wrong way. ???
As for size comparison, I found this pic of a Schleich dinosaur with what looks like 28mm miniatures ... he is huge!
(http://www.partizan.org.uk/showpics/Partizan_2005/bruno1.jpg)
Furthermore I found this post "http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/243231.page (http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/243231.page)". I am not 100% sure but I think the three elephants with barbarians and ogres riding them (roughly at the middle of the post) look like Schleich ones.
So I guess that boar would go quite nice as huge animal of destruction.
Hop this helps.
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I don't know how big the GW boars are but Schleich are much larger scale wise. I used one for my VSF panda which is huge. About 3x sounds about right to me too.
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That little beastie is 3.25'' (about 82.5mm) in length and is approximately 1/20 scale. Just a little large!
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That little beastie is 3.25'' (about 82.5mm) in length and is approximately 1/20 scale. Just a little large!
that make it about 35mm/1.5' high?
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Haven't the foggiest, sorry. I just Googled it! :D It's also OOP, by the way.
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Haven't the foggiest, sorry. I just Googled it! :D It's also OOP, by the way.
Found them here
http://www.toysandlearning.co.uk/schleich-wild-boar-14333.htm (http://www.toysandlearning.co.uk/schleich-wild-boar-14333.htm)
So I am hoping they have them in stock!
At £3 each may have to just give it a go!
Cheers all
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They are going to be as big or slightly bigger than a 28mm war elephant. They would look good as a battle beast/bohemoth, but probably not very good for individual mounts.
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Most Schleich animals are not made to a specific scale, but most are too big for anything but giant animals - some of their dinos and sea animals are, though, you can get 1/48 dinos which are VERY nice (who can tell that some indivdual specimenns were not larger, and some smaller than the skeletons unearthed?).
I just got a T-Rex that I'm going to make a removeable saddle for (maybe more of them) to allow it being used 'as is' or as a mount for a fantasy/VSF/WWWII/whatever character.... come to mind, if it wouldn't be too costly (and take up too much space on the table), a unit of Danish T-Rex lancers would be a nice VSF-project... ::)
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a unit of Danish T-Rex lancers would be a nice VSF-project
I think the lances would be somewhat redundant? ;)
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I think the lances would be somewhat redundant? ;)
Need to have some long 'shock'-lances (exploding tips?) for attacking steam tanks... but I must add, it's the sheer silliness of the concept that appeals to me :)
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(http://www.zombiesoutside.com/im-forum/razorscale.jpg)
Went and got this today as a trial.
Gonna need some green stuff and work but is a good base for the size.
£2.50 for the toy and it is a baby warthog, everyone say ahhh!
There is a minotaur in the background and it is facing a tuskgor.
thanks for all the help guys. :)