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At $50-$115 USD per ship, I'm going to do some heavy proxying before I take the final plunge.
I've been able to find the base sizes but don't have the best idea how long/wide the ships are.
Anybody got measures on the various shippages?
Thanks in advance.

Doing a 8-10" cylinder up from the base edge would be a decent enough approximation. What do you need the specific measurements for? Determining line of sight?

(I assume you are measuring base-to-base)

Frigate:
About 7" long
2.5" wide not counting the little fins
It stands 2" off the base
7.5" tall to the highest balloon
The large balloon is 2.5" diameter
The smaller front one is 1.5" diameter


Gunhauler:
4.5" long
Just under 2" wide not counting tiny fins
1 3/4" off the base at the bottom
6" tall
2 1/4" diameter balloon

I don't have an ironclad yet, sorry. Got Brokk though if you happen to need him

 NinthMusketeer wrote:
Doing a 8-10" cylinder up from the base edge would be a decent enough approximation. What do you need the specific measurements for? Determining line of sight?

(I assume you are measuring base-to-base)

LOS is my concern. You got it.


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 mmzero252 wrote:
Frigate:
About 7" long
2.5" wide not counting the little fins
It stands 2" off the base
7.5" tall to the highest balloon
The large balloon is 2.5" diameter
The smaller front one is 1.5" diameter


Gunhauler:
4.5" long
Just under 2" wide not counting tiny fins
1 3/4" off the base at the bottom
6" tall
2 1/4" diameter balloon

I don't have an ironclad yet, sorry. Got Brokk though if you happen to need him

And thank you for those measurements.

Np. If you need anything else more specific just let me know.

For $7.50 at the local Dollar General I just bought 3 large and 3 small plastic toy boats that match those lengths you listed almost exactly.

If we're going this far try to find some old chrismas balls and tie it on top of a toy ship with the right dimensions, Just replace the sails with the balls and suddenly you got a Kharadron airship

I am definitely looking for something to add as spheres. Also planning doing up some plasticard for the bigger ships at least. Good idea.