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World-Weary Pathfinder




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Hey,

I'm trying to come up with an alternative Valkyrie, which shouldn't be TOO difficult, but I'm wondering what the dimensions are on that thing. It looks huge (especially for 100-130 points). If I was going to find an alternate to the model (from the wealth of model aircraft available at a fraction of the cost), how big would I be looking? 1:48? 1:72?

Thanks in advance!

"If someone brings 9 oblits and four pies to the table he is pretty much ruining my game. One way I could not let him ruin it would involve a large lump hammer rapidly and repeatly contacting his army/face/groin, but that would probably be frowned upon." - Jessica Dejong on TWF  
   
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Leader of the Sept







The thing is pretty vast at about 12" long by 10" wide.

Please excuse any spelling errors. I use a tablet frequently and software keyboards are a pain!

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Anti-Armour Swiss Guard






Newcastle, OZ

28cm long by 26cm wide.

About the size of a 1/48 scale helicopter (including rotor blade length).




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