A trio of "Boring Machines" that I'll be using for Termite Subterranean Transports, in game they function the same way as drop pods. I really like these models, with the addition of a little 40k detailing I think they'll work really well! They're about the same size as the old Armorcast Termites, and I personally think they have better detail. All in all I'm very pleased and I'm looking forward to painting them.
...If we get a break in the weather that is. More snow forecast for tomorrow. Sheesh.
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So now that Shredder can attack the turtles, when will you be building a Technodrome?
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Wicked spin on the drop pod. Love it, very fitting for your ad mech army.
ReplyDeleteWonderful models.
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I shall peruse their site eagerly.
John
Awesome models, a great find mate. I would love to see a size comparison, I think I'm going to have to pick some up for apocalypse games!
ReplyDeleteI'll snap a picture with a figure for scale, but they're pretty good sized, about 5-6" from base to tip. Not quite as tall as a drop pod but the circumference is roughly similar.
ReplyDeleteThe best part about them is they cost 8 pounds/~16 dollars so they're rather economical compared to a drop pod!
"So now that Shredder can attack the turtles, when will you be building a Technodrome?"
ReplyDeleteAnd the winner is... Alan! I'm glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read that comment, or it would've surely shot out my nose.
Hah! Indeed - sounds like a terrain project for the Ad-Mech to me!
ReplyDelete...Of course, that leads me to thinking about building an Archmagos in a large construct with a visible brain in the torso. Archmagos Krang has a nice ring to it, yes? :)