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Hello there.

I thought that i should post here these awesome models, i hope there isn't any mistake on my part, if there are anything wrong, please tell me!


Knight Models have posted images of 6 new models for their Star Wars and Marvel Universe ranges (which are approved by the license owners) in the News section of their website:

http://www.knightmodels.com/novedades_ing.html


Some images of the new releases, in the links next to the models names are many more views and details.



For the Marvel Universe 70 mm. range (i think these are limited edition models):


- Spiderman: http://www.knightmodels.com/spider_ing.html




- Green Goblin: http://www.knightmodels.com/duende_ing.html




- Iron Man Special Edition (available only in the Knight Models store): http://www.knightmodels.com/ironedition_ing.html






For the Star Wars 70 mm. limited edition range:


- Clone Trooper Episode II: http://www.knightmodels.com/clonetrooper_ing.html




- Obi-Wan Episode IV: http://www.knightmodels.com/obiep4_ing.html






The last model is for the Star Wars 30 mm range:


- Chewaka and C3PO: http://www.knightmodels.com/30mm_chewakaC3PO_visor_ing.html





All the models are made of white metal, with some big parts made in resin (like the yellow cab in the spiderman model). All the models can be seen on their online store: http://www.knightmodels.com/tienda_ing.html

I find the 30 mm Star Wars models specially interesting as proxies of heros, commanders and things like that

I hope this could be interesting for someone.


Cheers!

The Goblin is superb. Gorgeous painting as well.

Quite partial to Oldie-wan as well. A better likeness than their Prequel version.

The Venom model would make for a very good eshin rat ogre conversion...

These are very nice - thanks for posting!

Yeah, Awesome stuff! I will, naturally, be getting the Sir Alec Guiness model.

They have truly excellent sculpts and painters... Their SW models in particular are really fantastic sculpts, capturing such familiar faces so well.... resisting....

I need to find whomever painted Obi-Wan, slice off their head and obtain their power. The face is just awesome.

AgeOfEgos wrote:I need to find whomever painted Obi-Wan, slice off their head and obtain their power. The face is just awesome.

Alfonso Giraldes.. says there on the site.

Let the head slicing begin!

Dakka Dakka does not, of course, endorse or condone head slicing for any reason whatsoever!

AgeOfEgos wrote:I need to find whomever painted Obi-Wan, slice off their head and obtain their power. The face is just awesome.

Ooohh!! Good idea. Does that work?

Alpharius wrote:Dakka Dakka does not, of course, endorse or condone head slicing for any reason whatsoever!

Aww cmon Alphy, just this once???

Beautiful models, especially gobby, just wish they were a tad more affordable.

Some nice stuff, not really my bag until I saw the Ironman Mk1.

Now that fella has some possibilities.

Agreed, I saw Ironman and my mind was already pruning him into a custom dread or battle-suit. Very nice!

70mm? Couldn't they use a size that would fin in with ANY OTHER MODELS I HAVE ON MY SHELF?

@Red Corsair: That is an... interesting Avatar.

Empchild wrote:

AgeOfEgos wrote:I need to find whomever painted Obi-Wan, slice off their head and obtain their power. The face is just awesome.

Alfonso Giraldes.. says there on the site.

He is Banshee on internet, he has won many golden demons and i think two slayer sword, in France and Spain... I think he's one of the best painters and sculptors in the world.

His CMON gallery: http://www.coolminiornot.com/artist/Banshee/orderby/Descending

Anung Un Rama wrote:70mm? Couldn't they use a size that would fin in with ANY OTHER MODELS I HAVE ON MY SHELF?

@Red Corsair: That is an... interesting Avatar.

They have some 30 mm Star Wars models as well, check their website, i guess that they will release more characters and troops in the next months (a 30 mm storm trooper would be awesome ).
An aspect that must be taken into account is that Knight Models only have two years of existence.


Cheers

Their 30mm line is fairly new and very nice, I might add. I recently aquired the Han Solo, and can speak to the quality both of the sculpt (amazing), and the cast (very good, almost no flash or mold lines).