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ClearHorizon Miniatures Releases the 15mm scale resin Raven and Sparrowhawk Attack VTOLs



Raven-Class VTOL, $21.99 with discount multi-packs available.





Each Raven-Class Medium Attack VTOL comes with a hollow interior to allow for multiple modeling options (including a closed or open ramp that can be positioned without gluing to allow for multiple options) along with several type of weapons including miniguns, Anti-Tank missiles and rocket pods. It also includes the option to attach landing gear.





Sparrowhawk-Class VTOL $15.99 with discount multi-packs available

The Sparrowhawk-Class Light Attack VTOL comes with separate engine nacelles and “benches” on each side to allow for troops to ride quickly into battle. Under the nose is a twin-linked high-velocity laser cannon.



These are now available at http://www.clearhorizonminiatures.com/store

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While not the most detailed model I've ever seen, it looks good enough for what it does, and the price is certainly very competitive.

What terrain is that?

The Middle Eastern buildings are from GF9 for flames of war.

The Apartment buildings are from MBA for WWII and I added a bunch of the graffiti and such

The landing pad and city tiles are from Gamecraft Miniatures, and the sci-fi apartment buildings are from Old Crow

Just in case a casual browser is confused like I was... they're 15mm aircraft models and go for $22 and $16 each respectively for the Raven and Sparrowhawk (a little cheaper if you buy them in sets of 3).

 MrHarold wrote:


Under the nose is a twin-linked high-velocity laser cannon.

Sorry to be pedantic, but all lasers would be the same velocity: that of the speed of light in given medium (air, space, etc). :p

 warboss wrote:
Just in case a casual browser is confused like I was... they're 15mm aircraft models and go for $22 and $16 each respectively for the Raven and Sparrowhawk (a little cheaper if you buy them in sets of 3).

Yes, thanks for posting the info

Sorry to be pedantic, but all lasers would be the same velocity: that of the speed of light in given medium (air, space, etc). :p

The weapon actually uses high-powered lasers to super-heat depleted uranium slugs, which it then fires at high velocities. Hence the high-velocity laser cannon

They look like they could use a little more detailing, but the price is very good, especially compared to similar products from other companies. If I weren't about to go to Japan for vacation in a couple days, I'd probably order a Sparrowhawk.

 MrHarold wrote:

 warboss wrote:
Just in case a casual browser is confused like I was... they're 15mm aircraft models and go for $22 and $16 each respectively for the Raven and Sparrowhawk (a little cheaper if you buy them in sets of 3).

Yes, thanks for posting the info

In the future, you should not post news announcement that omit things like price, scale and what the model is made out of.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:

 MrHarold wrote:

 warboss wrote:
Just in case a casual browser is confused like I was... they're 15mm aircraft models and go for $22 and $16 each respectively for the Raven and Sparrowhawk (a little cheaper if you buy them in sets of 3).

Yes, thanks for posting the info

In the future, you should not post news announcement that omit things like price, scale and what the model is made out of.

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