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2009/08/11 00:58:03
Subject: Length, Width, and Height of a Leman Russ
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Ok, so I'm slowly saving up for a couple of Leman Russes, but I am trying to come up with strategies (for an upcomming tournament) for them using graph paper to mark out deployment areas and what not.... I am hoping that (assuming it does not break some copyright law or something) someone can post the measurements in inches (or meters and I guess I can do conversions) of at least the basic (I don't need every little change in measurements) measurements of length and width of the base. I am hoping for the height so I can determine if figures are hidden behind it.
Hopefully I will have a pair come the end of this week.
Thanks,
s2
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2009/08/11 01:14:30
Subject: Re:Length, Width, and Height of a Leman Russ
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Savage Khorne Berserker Biker
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Length from front of dozer blade to back of tracks = 5.5"
Width from side sponson to side sponson = 4.25"
from bottom of track to top of turret = 3"
Hope this helps.
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2009/08/11 01:15:35
Subject: Length, Width, and Height of a Leman Russ
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Awesome, thats exactly what I wanted, thanks alot Sub-Zero
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