KV-X2 'Walker' by MIG

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to be released by MIG Productions-



More Info HERE

[Col.Stone]

 

[Mad Carew Snr]

  indeed!!

[Svennn]

awesome.

That site you linked to is ace too, never seen that before

[richarDISNEY]

I really dig this walker.  I have not seen one like this yet.  It actually makes more sense.

What scale is this?

[Cosmotiger]

It appears to be 1/35 scale.

[Mr. Peabody]

Ah, yes. The Fichtenfoo beauty. If you have never been to Mr. Fichtenfoo's place, prepare for informational enrichment and engage possibility enabling buffer mode.
Seriously, this guy eats IPMS for breakfast and makes it look fun and easy.

[Backyardpatrol]

Looks like I made the right choice to stay in 1/35th for my weird war addictions... 1/35 is where its at boys. Hopefully they can reign this one in price wise, mig is not exactly cheap, but then neither is Dust or Bandai for that matter.
Fortunately for WWWII stuff I usually only need one of some things 'cause our table is so "small" (8X12?).

[Schogun]

Too big. Too bad.

[Dewbakuk]

Wow, that's remarkably similar to the KV2 walker I started (and never got around to finishing). Although mine's for 28mm figs. I used the Tamia 1/48th KV2 and some toy JCB rear excavator arms. Hadn't thought to put a power plant on the back though. Probably should 

[Bako]

Oh, beautiful

[Isamu]

Nice peace and a astonishing paint job.  I personally like a machine with a real body more, because this one is like "turret on feet", not like a "walking Panzer"*.



*Not in the sence it is used in "Front Mission" as walking Panzer (Wanzer) - if anybody knows this great SNES and PS game -, but as Panzer (tank) with legs.

[Bako]

Ah, that game was fun, even if I have the Japanese version.

[Chops]

Awesome work.  I would love to see more photos.

[Mr. Peabody]

Your wish is my, etc...
Here is a BIG gallery, including the original completed model & WIP, by Michael Fichtenfoo.

TR.