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Rynn

I've been looking into scibor 28mm models for some 40k special characters and the like. are they too big for use as regular power-armored marines? are they too big for terminators? fill me in if you have experience with this. pics would be awesome.

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I have the Scibor Chaos Master and he's about twice the height of a marine, without factoring in the ridiculous base

They're massive for anything that isn't a Primarch or mutated

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However there was this blog somewhere where someone actually converted normal marines into super big leader marines with smaller infantry swirling around them. Anyway point is it can work although it might need some work and thinking, bases can be changed.

Not speaking from Scibor experience.

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Rynn

thanks guys. i've been considering using them for perhaps a custodes squad, and maybe for chapter master/primarch stuff.

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Here is a pic comparing the sizes of some regular 40k doods to the Scibor stuff. The second guy from the left is a Templar SF Knight, the middle guy is a SF Templar Knight Body, and the guy on the right is the Eagle Knight (supposed to be Rogal Dorn so the scale would suit a Primarch, cant wait to paint this one up). As you can see some are power armour sized and some a much larger, the problem is I didnt see anything about the exact sizes on the website.

   
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Strange how the guy in the middle is much shorter than the others. Must make ordering them a bit confusing.
   
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they don't make it clear on the website which model is what size. I thought they were all like the resin guy on the left in the above pic.

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Rynn

yeah that is confusing. i suppose its just a crapshoot.

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most of the scibor minis would be considered true scale space marine sized imo


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