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Hi guys, I play 40k and was thinking of buying some of the Epic Eldar Revenant Titans (http://uk.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.uk?do=Individual&code=99110304033&orignav=300808) for our apocalypse games, since buying one real size is 160 pounds which I will probably be doing sooner or later, but anyways I was hoping they might be about the size of a wraithlord which wouldn't be too bad. If anyone could post their specs (height in inches, mm, cm, I'm not picky ) for me I'd appreciate it thanks. Since I only play with mates the size won't be an issue for me to field them but they need to be big enough so they don't look silly.

According to my 40k Tau and Epic Eldar playing brother, it's the same height as a Crises suit but skinnier. My own answer was going to be 'more like a Wraithguard' than a Wraithlord.

To put it another way, in 40k it would use a 40mm base and is significantly larger than a Space Marine.

Thankyou for your help, at the moment it looks like my new wraithlord model will be getting Brightlance arms and a missle pack from somewhere, my first conversion things may get interesting.

Those models are no where near the size of a wraith lord, you're thinking of the phantom titan.
The revenant titans are the size of shadow seers. Those bases that the models are mounted on are the small flying bases, both models come with pegs you plug into flying bases.

He might have meant wraithguard.

Foda_Bett wrote:Those models are no where near the size of a wraith lord, you're thinking of the phantom titan.
The revenant titans are the size of shadow seers. Those bases that the models are mounted on are the small flying bases, both models come with pegs you plug into flying bases.

Would a Phantom Titan epic scale be a good substitute for a double gun Wraithlord?

still a bit small. a phantom might get shoulder high on the new plastic wraithlord.