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http://www.hlj.com/product/kyd04056
The Batman Tumbler with additional armour and a cannon.

I prefer this version to the one I got earlier in the year which is camouflaged but does not have the cannon and extra armour. I was less pleased with the Tumbler than I expected, though, so I don’t think I will buy this new one.

Still, it would make an interesting command vehicle, or APC for Infinity or other general SF game.


http://www.hlj.com/product/pnh35005
Giant Soviet tank with nuclear shielding and four tracks.

This could make a mega tank for Space Marines or IG. I bet it is a huge pain to assemble all the track links.

Oh yes, Indy-link tracks, always fun. Though chances are somewhere down the line a company will produce an alternative to the original kit tracks.

What's the scaling like on it? Any chance of a pic of the one you have alongside a marine, or some IG?

Ah, the Object 279, at last. I wonder how true to the original it is, since the Russians have the only one at Kubinka, and that museum is particularly inhospitable-bordering-on-paranoid to foreign visitors, even modellers.

Quite so, if you're putting prototypes and loot on display, but don't want people to take pictures of them, or heaven forbid, study them, then maybe you shouldn't put them on display. :talk2hand: