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First batch of Tarantula, ready for the table



bases are plain and for the foreseeable future are finished as far as I'm concerned, may gain a bit more highlighting as time passes but ready to face the enemy then die in glorious explosions


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Q: who can see the image? v who can see it if they right click to open in a new window?

seems something is objecting to the hosting?

I can see them fine

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
I can see them fine

ditto

leopard wrote:
First batch of Tarantula, ready for the table



bases are plain and for the foreseeable future are finished as far as I'm concerned, may gain a bit more highlighting as time passes but ready to face the enemy then die in glorious explosions


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Q: who can see the image? v who can see it if they right click to open in a new window?

seems something is objecting to the hosting?

I couldn't see them. I had to right click and click "copy image location"
Here's a link for others who can't see them: http://www.aleopardstail.com/IMG_2908.JPG

What is the size of these compared to other models?
They are very different in appearance from normal tarantula models.

hi, they are on 25mm round bases, and yes they do feel somewhat oversized - printed as the STL files arrived, plus side, they are easier to see on a table.

further additions



foreground is a GW Leman Russ, to the rear are 3d printed versions which are a very small fraction larger, plus a printed Baneblade, which is less detailed but will do for now

easy to paint at least


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Little bit more, first two Rapier batteries, well first half of the first two as planning to run them in groups of at least six