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Georgia,just outside Atlanta

Just a quick inquiry as to ideas for alternatives to existing GW models.
Basiclly searching for models that would be the proper size and look to represent a LRBT, A Manticore,and Chimeras.
Any ideas?


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Well there's always

http://www.oldcrowmodels.co.uk/


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A few WW1 tanks have that typical 'LRBT' track shape. I don't have much in the way knowledge regarding military vehicles, but you could use that as a starting point maybe?

Like this one?

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NoBaconz4You wrote:A few WW1 tanks have that typical 'LRBT' track shape. I don't have much in the way knowledge regarding military vehicles, but you could use that as a starting point maybe?

Like this one?


Yes...something along those lines would be the "look" I'm going for..
Some interesting stuff at oldcrowe as well ghosty.


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Runnin up on ya.

Modern style:
http://legendstoys.com/156scaletanks.aspx


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Georgia,just outside Atlanta

Tanks/vehicles with this sort of appearance (or at least overall "feel") are basicly what I'm looking for...

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Somewhere in south-central England.

There aren't any realistic scale models which reproduce the weird proportions of the GW models and maintain the clear WW1 imagery.

A 1/35 scale Bradley is a fairly close match in size for a Land Raider. You could either reconfigure the track run or just ignore it.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Scale_Model_Kits_for_40K#Historical_vs_40K_Vehicle_Comparison

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