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Hi Guys

Judge Dredd on MK1 Lawmaster in 70mm

Available on pre-order now!!!!

This figure is available to pre-order now and will be released mid July.

Judge Dredd on his MK1 Lawmaster is a limited edition release with only 100 units worldwide!

Available at www.darkworldcreations.com



Dark World Creations is proud to announce Judge Dredd on his MK1 Lawmaster in 70mm

Dredd is the most feared judge in Mega City One. Dredd is armed with a Lawgiver, which fires 6 types of ammunition. Dredd patrols the streets of Mega City One on his MK1 Lawmaster bike.

Mega City One is one of the three areas to survive the nuclear war of 2070. It extends along most of the eastern American seaboard. Millions are crammed into skyscraper apartment blocks where unemployment is extensive and crime is of epidemic proportions. Only the Judges guard the city from complete anarchy.
They are Judge…Jury…and Executioner.

This model is based on the iconic 80’s version of Dredd and was inspired by stories such as Block Mania and artists such as Brian Bolland and Mike McMahon.

Sculpted by David Richardson

Cast in detailed resin, this 70mm figure measures approximately 75mm in height sitting on the MK1 Lawmaster. The MK1 Lawmaster is approximately 108mm in length and 26mm in width.

The figure is supplied unpainted and requires assembly.
Hope you like and thanks
Rin

It's just under £100 if anyone wanted to know, clicked the linky photo and was subsequently sent to photobucket...

It's not very good. Sadly that fits most of Dark World's Dredd stuff - having spent £100's on Mongoose's Dredd stuff, I'd love to find more stuff at the high end, but each time I see the latest release from Dark World, my heart sinks a little bit more.

Is his leg supposed to be that thin?

 AlexHolker wrote:
Is his leg supposed to be that thin?

Maybe they got traded with the thunder thighs version of Judge Anderson they just put out in 35mm?

Any chance I can just get the bike? It looks good, unlike Judge Anorexia, and I could use it as an ostentatious statue in Dredd gaming. :-P

I though the purpose of slightly bigger scale was that you got a better detail level and better proportions. This has neither.