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Devastating Dark Reaper




Ok so the community is pretty much in agreement when it comes to the current eldar jetbikes, the sculpts are pretty under-derailed and have been showing their age for some time now. I'd got pretty tired of this, and decided to go on a hunt for suitable replacements. I found a few contenders, inclusing chapterhouse and puppets war, but I felt these efforts fell short. That's when I stumbled across this guy and his awesome sculpts:

His website is http://m.vk.com/ghostminiatures

The picture above is of his seer council, although other varieties are available, I decided to go for it and order a full set with a Farseer. I was of course a little cautious, as this was a fairly unknown company (based in Kazakhstan! ) but I thought I'd go for it, and contacted the seller via email. I didn't hear anything back until a week or so later when he contacted me to tell me that my order was ready to ship! He then arranged a payment (via paypal) and my goods were sent. Not only this but I was able to track the parcel all the way, and it arrived within a week of being sent!
If you are looking for some epic models, I really cant rate this company enough, the workmanship and quality of the sculpts and level of professionalism from the seller are fantastic.

A friend of mine recently did a video with my models in, so take a look if you want to see how they look in person.


   
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Brigadier General





The new Sick Man of Europe

The figure looks awesome and the actual jetbikes aren't bad either.

DC:90+S+G++MB++I--Pww211+D++A++/fWD390R++T(F)DM+
 
   
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[SWAP SHOP MOD]
Decrepit Dakkanaut






OH-I Wanna get out of here

Can you PM me the email, I'd like to get a set as well I think.
   
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Devastating Dark Reaper




^^sent
   
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Deadly Dire Avenger





London

I wouldn't mind a PM either, they look good.

Letting my old Blog die till I got more pictures sorted, it will be back up next weekend.

But feel free to check out my pictures at:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/616058-.html
 
   
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Devastating Dark Reaper




^^sent
   
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Judgemental Grey Knight Justicar





Ontario, Canada

how much are they?

I have half a mind to kill you, and the other half agrees 
   
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Longtime Dakkanaut






Ghost is a pretty good company. Clean casts - and pretty quick (normally ship in about 2 weeks). They have a bunch of Eldar stuff (heads, alternate sculpts, fortifications...) as well.

The cost for these varies. I think the solo Seer on bike was going for around $25, while sets of 3 bikes were going for $50 a set. He has some Harlequin style cowls he does too that were $10 or 15 for a set of 4 IIRC.

The full set of 10 with options is something like $175 (includes a warlock and 9 regular or something along those lines).

The email address is ghostminiatures at gmail.com if my memory serves. He isn't really on the down low - images of his stuff have been popping up for a few years now. Much more active on Russian language sites though (along with other great sources - just have to be brave enough to make a purchase from over there).
   
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Devastating Dark Reaper




I can't remember exactly how much I paid, I remember thinking it was pretty reasonable though, especially since all the spears and swords had brass rods in. I'll probably get round to ordering the singing spears too at some point.
   
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Steady Space Marine Vet Sergeant





United Kingdom

Thanks a bunch for sharing this!

A friend at the FLGS shared a link for Ghost Miniatures on our forums. I was a little skeptical, having never heard of them and them being based in Kazakhstan. But it's great to know they are 'safe'.

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Blood-Drenched Death Company Marine





Mississippi

I'll take a PM with the email as well, please.

Would like to get one Farseer on a jetbike if nothing else for when I start my Eldar back up.

Thanks, and take it easy.

-Red__Thirst-

You don't know me son, so I'll explain this to you once: If I ever kill you, you'll be awake, you'll be facing me, and you'll be armed.  
   
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Regular Dakkanaut





I'd be interested in ordering these as well.
   
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Bounding Dark Angels Assault Marine






Great looking models, good find!
   
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Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle





Portsmouth UK

 Sean_OBrien wrote:
Ghost is a pretty good company. Clean casts - and pretty quick (normally ship in about 2 weeks). They have a bunch of Eldar stuff (heads, alternate sculpts, fortifications...) as well.

The cost for these varies. I think the solo Seer on bike was going for around $25, while sets of 3 bikes were going for $50 a set. He has some Harlequin style cowls he does too that were $10 or 15 for a set of 4 IIRC.

The full set of 10 with options is something like $175 (includes a warlock and 9 regular or something along those lines).

The email address is ghostminiatures at gmail.com if my memory serves. He isn't really on the down low - images of his stuff have been popping up for a few years now. Much more active on Russian language sites though (along with other great sources - just have to be brave enough to make a purchase from over there).

What currency is that exactly? Ie US$ CAD$ etc? Ta.

Check out my gallery here
Also I've started taking photos to use as reference for weathering which can be found here. Please send me your photos so they can be found all in one place!! 
   
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Devastating Dark Reaper




The email address is ghostminiatures@gmail.com, I ordered the set of 8 warlocks and a Farseer and it cost $201 dollars including shipping to the UK.
   
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Longtime Dakkanaut






 bubber wrote:
 Sean_OBrien wrote:
Ghost is a pretty good company. Clean casts - and pretty quick (normally ship in about 2 weeks). They have a bunch of Eldar stuff (heads, alternate sculpts, fortifications...) as well.

The cost for these varies. I think the solo Seer on bike was going for around $25, while sets of 3 bikes were going for $50 a set. He has some Harlequin style cowls he does too that were $10 or 15 for a set of 4 IIRC.

The full set of 10 with options is something like $175 (includes a warlock and 9 regular or something along those lines).

The email address is ghostminiatures at gmail.com if my memory serves. He isn't really on the down low - images of his stuff have been popping up for a few years now. Much more active on Russian language sites though (along with other great sources - just have to be brave enough to make a purchase from over there).

What currency is that exactly? Ie US$ CAD$ etc? Ta.


USD for me...Granted, CAD and AUD are all in the same ball park right now (give or take 5% or so last I looked).

I seem to recall for a short period of time, he actually had an online store going which had most the kits he did at the time - though that bookmark appears dead now. May just have became a bit of a hassle to keep updating things.
   
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Fresh-Faced New User




I shot him(them?) an e-mail a few days ago, but haven't heard back yet. Mind if I ask, how was the response time for you all when contacting/making purchases?
   
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Tail-spinning Tomb Blade Pilot





Los Angeles, CA

Holy crap these are incredible!

DZC - Scourge
 
   
 
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