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2015/10/26 04:29:26
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Regular Dakkanaut
United States
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lots of uses for the Hispano Suiza.
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2015/10/26 05:18:32
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Fixture of Dakka
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For those that want some tanks for their Imperial Guard
Japanese Company Fine Mold have released world of tanks Japanese tanks
http://www.finemolds.co.jp/net-WoT/WoT-itiran.html
Tier IV Medium Tank Type 1 Chi-He
Tier VI Medium Tank Type 4 Chi-To
Tier VII Medium Tank Type 5 Chi-Ri
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2015/10/26 06:37:55
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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[MOD]
Decrepit Dakkanaut
Cozy cockpit of an Imperial Knight
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MLaw wrote:If you want a rickety old truck, I have 2 of these. I bought them for Ork conversions a long while back. (Edit: I'm not advertising mine for sale, just endorsing this kit as being usable)
The size is good. The detail is kinda decent but don't expect miracles, the kit is super old. It's one of those kits that's been released and re-released time and again so you'll see it in a number of different packaging. One of the ones I bought was in a clear plastic bag like the 2 for $1 candy bags from a gas station.
Long OOP at this point, however there is a small chance Airfix may return it to limited production with one of their Kit-starters.
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2015/10/28 06:01:44
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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[MOD]
Otiose in a Niche
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2015/10/28 09:22:01
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Killer Klaivex
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2015/12/10 22:15:51
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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Bit of an odd one this...
https://www.hlj.com/product/pitpd47
Pit Road make specialist WW2 naval models, at least that's how I am familiar with them.
The Girls Und Panzer series features Japanese schoolgirls fighting a kind of simulation battles with replica historical tanks.
This kit is one is a new series from Pit Road depicting a tank from the anime. You will see it is somewhat Super Deformed, therefore resembling a 40K vehicle more than a genuine scale historical kit would.
The scale isn't given but there are various 1/35th scale Girls Und Panzer girl figures available, so maybe it will be compatible?
One to keep an eye on, anyway!
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2015/12/11 01:51:24
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Veteran Inquisitor with Xenos Alliances
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Kilkrazy wrote:Bit of an odd one this...
https://www.hlj.com/product/pitpd47
Pit Road make specialist WW2 naval models, at least that's how I am familiar with them.
The Girls Und Panzer series features Japanese schoolgirls fighting a kind of simulation battles with replica historical tanks.
This kit is one is a new series from Pit Road depicting a tank from the anime. You will see it is somewhat Super Deformed, therefore resembling a 40K vehicle more than a genuine scale historical kit would.
The scale isn't given but there are various 1/35th scale Girls Und Panzer girl figures available, so maybe it will be compatible?
One to keep an eye on, anyway!
Any idea if they ever made a Renault Char B1 in this series? -I've seen one in the art for the anime.
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2015/12/11 02:32:27
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Stealthy Warhound Titan Princeps
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The shortening is definitely good for 40K.
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2015/12/11 03:36:18
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Haughty Harad Serpent Rider
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whew, that's one ugly panzer iv...
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2015/12/11 03:51:01
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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It will look better with an underage school draped across it.
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2015/12/11 06:22:39
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Battleship Captain
The Land of the Rising Sun
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How do you now when a school is underage? And more important do you have a tutorial of how to mold schools across my tanks, seems like a cool thing to do to get autocover tho people might claim it's modelling for advantage.
M.
BTW, the school is modelled with our without pupils?
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2015/12/11 08:48:01
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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Once again, HLJ comes to your rescue.
Tomy do a range of underage schools in 1/150 (N) scale, ideal for draping across your Super-Deformed Panzer IV.
http://hlj.com/product/TMT24320/Rld
@aka_mythos, I picked this kit because I liked the picture, but Pit Road are doing some other tanks from the series. There are two up for pre-order, with release in Feb 2016. If they do well, then perhaps a Char Bis will be released.
Several companies are doing Girls Und Panzer tanks in 1/35 scale, but these are all accurate historical kits with a new box and decals.
If you are into the Girls Und Panzer, there are also some kits of the various teams in 1/35 scale, to add to your tanks.
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2015/12/11 09:02:29
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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Y'know I think that link should get a NSFW tag.
Plus I'm worried about Dakka showing up in google search for underage schools
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2015/12/23 08:04:38
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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Here are some kits I spotted on my regular fly-by reconnaissance of Hobby Link Japan. They are not all new, but I haven't seen them mentioned before, and I think they have potential applications in 40K and other 28mm SF games.
First up, a modern Merkava tank with mine-clearing rollers. These would make great Deff Rolla wheels for Orky vehicles. The tank itself is a very modern looking vehicle and I can easily imagine it converted to an anti-grav vehicle by replacing the wheels with some kind of suspensor pods or lifting vents.
http://hlj.com/product/MENTS-005/Mil
Next is an armoured military bulldozer. The potential applications for this are obvious!
http://hlj.com/product/menss-010/Mil
FInally, also from Meng, here is a fun snap-fit kit with 40K style Super Deformed proportions. Very cheap and can be deployed quickly being moulded in two colours of plastic and supplied with digital camouflage stickers. It'snon-scale for obvious reasons but the box dimensions tell us the hull will be about the right size for 40K.
For some reason the image URL can't be got from the site.
http://hlj.com/product/MENMVE-001/Mil
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2015/12/28 04:40:44
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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OMG that Meng kit is soooooo kawaiiiiii!
Now it just needs some cute little college students and Buddhist monks to have fleeing in front of it!
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2015/12/28 08:22:46
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Fixture of Dakka
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I see a resemblance of sorts...
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2016/01/10 17:57:40
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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Speaking of WWII landing ships in Space...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ST0P76/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1944687522&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000XQ2KDQ&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0K7VVTPNK5TMM1E2HJE1
I wonder if this could be the base for an Imperial shuttle or even a Wolf Fang or whatever they;re called. For $15 it seems it might be worth finding out.
I should pick up one of those Wolf Fang Talon Storm things one of these days, it almost looks like a usable model.
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2016/01/12 13:40:45
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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2016/01/12 14:06:07
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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I love heavy artillery. The thing is that 40K model weapons are so oversized that a realistic scale gun barrel doesn't look that impressive. The carriage ought to be good.
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2016/01/12 14:09:25
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Second Story Man
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1/35 15mm gun barrels are the same size as basilisk barrels
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Harry, bring this ring to Narnia or the Sith will take the Enterprise |
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2016/01/12 14:23:31
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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That would be OK, then.
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2016/01/12 15:12:37
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
UK
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2016/01/18 14:43:32
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Brigadier General
The new Sick Man of Europe
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Woot! Hobbyboss is granting all our modelling wishes!
The Vickers medium mark 1 (upcoming in February). Tell me this tank wouldn't make one of the most badass Leman Russ or Ork tank proxies in existance.
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2016/01/18 20:05:41
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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It's a pretty small tank IRL, woudl the kit be large enough for a Leman Russ?
Here's a new kit from Panda Hobby. It's not on release yet, but definitely something to keep an eye out for to make a weirdo armoured car.
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2016/01/18 20:48:37
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Second Story Man
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an 1/35 IS-3 has the size of a BaneBlade, so a smaller 1/35 tank can fit for a Russ
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Harry, bring this ring to Narnia or the Sith will take the Enterprise |
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2016/01/19 01:43:21
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Fixture of Dakka
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kodos wrote:an 1/35 IS-3 has the size of a BaneBlade, so a smaller 1/35 tank can fit for a Russ
I use the 1:35 Char B1 bis as leman russ that is about the right size
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2016/01/19 07:58:08
Subject: New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Otiose in a Niche
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First off I am completely in love with this model. Secondly, some grade A vintage cold war bang-bang. These came up in a thread on Dust a while back but are worth sharing here. http://www.amazon.com/Atomic-Cannon-Anniversary-Renwal-Revell/dp/B00BJMI4OM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453189962&sr=8-1&keywords=atomic+cannon How have I lived this long without an Atomic Cannon in my life? http://www.amazon.com/Revell-32-Teracruzer-Missile/dp/B007JQ8II4/ref=pd_sim_21_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=51EFHkiLLbL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=1ADV7PT0VYEBXQA478E4 Honestly I just love that truck. I could see myself throwing out the missile and just covering that funky truck in cargo crates and stowage. Automatically Appended Next Post: And while on the subject http://www.amazon.com/REVELL-857823-32-Ontos-Renwal/dp/B00NE0DSDO/ref=sr_1_11?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1453190846&sr=1-11&keywords=renwal Alternate Wyvern/Hydra?
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2016/01/19 08:59:06
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Brigadier General
The new Sick Man of Europe
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Kilkrazy wrote:It's a pretty small tank IRL, woudl the kit be large enough for a Leman Russ?
I did the calculations and the tank scales to just about "6"x"3"x"3" in 1/35, which puts it at roughly the same dimensions (albeit 1/3 longer) as the "4.5"x"3"x"3" GW model for the Leman Russ.
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2016/01/20 20:59:59
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Adolescent Youth on Ultramar
Pflugerville TX
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I use Merkavas to VDR heavy tanks for my Astra Militarum army, along with Bradleys for IFVs to replace Chimeras. Tiger Model has just released some really good Panhard VBL models I'm going to use. I prefer 1/35 scale for my guys rather than 1/48. Academy, Tamiya, and now Tiger Model are my preferred brands, as they hit the trifecta of detail, availability and affordability.
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2016/01/20 23:54:59
Subject: Re:New historical kits for possible use in 40K
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Preacher of the Emperor
Hanford, CA, AKA The Eye of Terror
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I used the long tom to make some earthshakers and it worked very well! All I had to do was chop down the barrel slightly, build a blast shield, and put some armor on those wheels and it was a super easy and fun conversion! If I find a picture I will post it for you guys.
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