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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: V on May 19, 2008, 10:32:44 PM
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Project Downlode is finished...
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u320/Showcase_Ireland/BikeCops008.jpg)
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u320/Showcase_Ireland/BikeCops005.jpg)
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u320/Showcase_Ireland/BikeCops006.jpg)
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u320/Showcase_Ireland/BikeCops007.jpg)
Phew... Now whats next...? :D
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looks absolutely fantastic, very well done!
Phew... Now whats next...? :D
Back of Beyond!
or Darkest Africa :)
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looks absolutely fantastic, very well done!
Phew... Now whats next...? :D
Back of Beyond!
or Darkest Africa :)
Been considering a '30s Pulp game set in the wilds of China... ???
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Been considering a '30s Pulp game set in the wilds of China... ???
good idea, a sort of late Back of Beyond, amounts of suitable figs , nice terrain and a lot of guaranteed fun :)
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Thats a great collection, like it a lot. 8)
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Nice collection, the minis seem to harmonize well with each other despite being from very different ranges
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Wonderful collection :)
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Cheers chaps.
Made a change from painting hordes of khaki clad 20mm figures!
Oh well... Back to Afghans and Iranians and Iraqis till I figure out what I want to do next...
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Those are great! Where did you get the bikes?
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Great stuff.Well done!
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Those are great! Where did you get the bikes?
The bikes are old Void figures, still available from Scotia-Grendel.
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That is a great idea brilliantly executed, mini selection and the painting all work well together to get "the look". Bravo :D
I can recognise most of the minis in there but cannot place the trench coated, bald headed guys and I cannot work out who did the gunsharks Sinister and exter , or even who they are based on.... fancy giving me a clue?
Thanks for posting
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I can recognise most of the minis in there but cannot place the trench coated, bald headed guys and I cannot work out who did the gunsharks Sinister and exter , or even who they are based on.... fancy giving me a clue?
All of those are from East Riding Miniatures Corpoarte Wars range:
http://shop.eastridingminiatures.co.uk/corporate-wars-55-c.asp
Sinister and Dexter are in the "Enforcers" section, and the other guys are the "Slicks".
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very nice
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Very nice, indeed. I did recognize those figs as something seen before - but I had completely forgotten who made them - thanks!!! I'm definitely going for some of those cops - a local toy store has the Italian Lamborghine police car in die-cast 1:48 (3 cars for 40 Dkr, which is about £4) - and it looks sufficiently futuristic to be used in a 'robo-cop'-like setting ;-)
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Very nice, indeed. I did recognize those figs as something seen before - but I had completely forgotten who made them - thanks!!! I'm definitely going for some of those cops - a local toy store has the Italian Lamborghine police car in die-cast 1:48 (3 cars for 40 Dkr, which is about £4) - and it looks sufficiently futuristic to be used in a 'robo-cop'-like setting ;-)
Who manufactures that car? I've seen it in 1/43 but I'd die to get one in 1/48 or 1/50
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Very nice, indeed. I did recognize those figs as something seen before - but I had completely forgotten who made them - thanks!!! I'm definitely going for some of those cops - a local toy store has the Italian Lamborghine police car in die-cast 1:48 (3 cars for 40 Dkr, which is about £4) - and it looks sufficiently futuristic to be used in a 'robo-cop'-like setting ;-)
Who manufactures that car? I've seen it in 1/43 but I'd die to get one in 1/48 or 1/50
I'I just doublechecked - I have a lime green one, and it says 1/43 on the bottom, but I really doubt that to be correct - the model is a mere 10 cm long, and I do not see how any model bigger than 28 mm should get in (in fact, I do not think a heroic scale 28 mm fig would fit ;-) ) I would not use anything smaller for 28 mm..
There are two labels: burago, and murciélago (made in china).
If youre interested, I could see if I could get you a couple - it would only cost you the actual cost + postage (and they're cheap).
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well according to my calculator the car should be only 9cm long for true scale, but I think that really won't matter.
Burago shouldn't be that hard to come by over here, and while you really get them cheap like hell I assume adding the package will end in the same results
I'll order one from my favorite toy store next week
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well according to my calculator the car should be only 9cm long for true scale, but I think that really won't matter.
Burago shouldn't be that hard to come by over here, and while you really get them cheap like hell I assume adding the package will end in the same results
I'll order one from my favorite toy store next week
Yeah, postage is a bitch in DK - especially when shipping abroad. I really wonder when I see what US vendors can ship for to DK.... lol
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Good job, well tied together. Is that Marve in the middle?