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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Ramshackle_Curtis on 19 July 2011, 08:26:38 AM
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Ive just got the Degu Scout Car up in the shop. Its part of a range of vehicles with interchangeable parts. It fits all the bits from the previous model, the Liger that got released a few weeks ago. This model was mastered by myself!
(http://shop.ramshacklegames.co.uk/images/degu_col_01.jpg)
(http://shop.ramshacklegames.co.uk/images/degu_bw.jpg)
http://www.ramshacklegames.co.uk/newrel.html (http://www.ramshacklegames.co.uk/newrel.html)
Of course all the bits are available separately too:
(http://shop.ramshacklegames.co.uk/images/degu_parts.jpg)
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hly%#% thats cool :-*
i need one!
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Brill!
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That is really nice.
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Nice wheels! Very cool model Curtis 8)
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Cracking! Shall order soon ;)
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:o :o Very nice!!
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Nice ride... for midgets
seeing that the lower part houses the traction and the rear part houses the engine, I don't think there's a lot of space for the driver.
unless that's a giant jerrycan ::)
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Lovely painting, congrats!
:)
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Nice ride... for midgets
seeing that the lower part houses the traction and the rear part houses the engine, I don't think there's a lot of space for the driver.
unless that's a giant jerrycan ::)
If its a separate suspension unit per wheel then there could be space in-between for the driver etz.
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That's really well done!
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Hey Curtis, in the details photo there is some sort of turret ring ???
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Hey Curtis, in the details photo there is some sort of turret ring ???
Yes, Ive got a variant coming out with tracks and a turret, so the ring is for extra conversionability.
I took a scale shot today, with a model I believe is copplestone, but may not be. The figure is 29mm from the soles of the boots to the top of the head.
(http://shop.ramshacklegames.co.uk/images/degu_scale.jpg)
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Nice ride... for midgets
seeing that the lower part houses the traction and the rear part houses the engine, I don't think there's a lot of space for the driver.
unless that's a giant jerrycan ::)
Have you ever been in a British ferret? It is a lot smaller than this (inscale) but you can squeeze in three people. It appears to me that for a scout vehicle it is just the right size.
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This is ace Curtis. I will be ordering one or two in future.
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This is ace Curtis. I will be ordering one or two in future.
I thought your boat was age too. Maybe you can make a vehicle for me to cast up!?
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I will have a think of what to build. Any ideas? PM me either here or over on the post apoc war-games forum!
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Have you ever been in a British ferret? It is a lot smaller than this (inscale) but you can squeeze in three people. It appears to me that for a scout vehicle it is just the right size.
You're so right! I have owned a Ferret and that is indeed smaller and cramped. I used to drive it with my son in the turret, his feet on my shoulders. We had a code whereby e.g. his feet pressed down with some force meant "STOP!!!!!!".
Apart from that: nice model, Curtis; I'll order some together with the tracked version as soon as these are available!
Rudi
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Have you ever been in a British ferret? It is a lot smaller than this (inscale) but you can squeeze in three people. It appears to me that for a scout vehicle it is just the right size.
The figure puts it into scale allright, which brings me to my second remark : that's one very big jerrycan :-I
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Curtis, fantastic. I think this is your best model yet. Very useful in a number of settings. When the tracked version comes out I will buy one of each, at least.
EDIT: WHen will it be available from Recreational Conflict (for us colonials)?
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Looks great, i might suggest posting pics of that on the weird war forums too, i can see some people their wanting that for some projects too.
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Wow!
This is really great! I'm about to say it's the best vehicle you've done yet.
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I like this, will definitely be making another Ramshackle order when all is well again...