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We'll find out soon enough eh.

I'm hoping someone who has one of these can do me a favour and take a couple of measurements, as I'm interested to see if using parts from the Redemptor could be a shortcut to building a truescale Dreadnought without having to scratchbuild. I'd like to know the length & width of the sarcophagus "plate" specifically, the distance across the front at "eyeslot" level from outer edge to outer edge of the torso plating(not including the protruding tabs on the top facing), and also the total height of the model sans base(assuming you've assembled yours in a fairly upright pose).

Cheers.

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2017/08/08 02:17:42


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