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Thanks to a WeeToySoldiers.com visitor who very kindly loaned me a number of Rackham AT-43 miniatures, I’ve put up some preliminary comparison photos.   It’s not in the finalized format yet like the others in the Scale Comparison Gallery, but at least this way you get to see how they compare now. You can view the comparisons by clicking on the photos below.

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Thanks for this. It's really helpful to see AT43 agianst 40k minis.

Actually they are a whole lot bigger than i imagined. And to be honest i really don't like the quality of the paintjobs, so i don't think i'd be using them for conversions or to repaint even.

The bendy plastic is also an issue for me. If only they were metal and unpainted like other rackham stuff I'd so be all over them.

Having said that I might use some of the armoured suits to represent human ally stealthsuits for my tau, but to be honest I prefer the infinity line for those needs. I did a few crisis suit conversions from the corvus belli stuff and they came out great. Perfect scale match too.

 

 

They're taller, but the GW figs still have bigger heads and hands. It points out how out of whack GW figs are.

I like that website, it helps me before I order stuff that they dont usually stock in the UK.