Skip to main content

Dimestore 28mm Sci-fi Gunship

Picked up two of these at the local grocery for less than a dollar each. Looks like the gunship from the film Avatar but scales nicely for 20mm to 28mm figures.  

At the bottom are some comparison shots with a Wizkids Star Wars miniature (roughly 28-30mm) and a Zvezda 1/72 figure (20mm). 

I'll drop by the store this weekend to see if they still have stocks. 






posted from Bloggeroid





Comments

  1. Excellent looking model. Shame they will prove impossible to get hold of here in the UK.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Please provide a shot of the header so we can begin tracking these gunships across the cyber-universe. Need Mfg. info!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Please provide a shot of the header so we can begin tracking these gunships across the cyber-universe. Need Mfg. info!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Please provide a shot of the header so we can begin tracking these gunships across the cyber-universe. Need Mfg. info!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Please provide a shot of the header so we can begin tracking these gunships across the cyber-universe. Need Mfg. info!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi, sorry for the very late reply. No packaging whatsoever for these, sorry.

      Delete
  6. Yeah - do you have a brand name or anything so we can find them?

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi, sorry for the very late reply. No packaging whatsoever for these, sorry.

      Delete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

WIP 1:72 Uruk-hai Pikemen

Painting up the Fighting Uruk-hai armed with pikes and fighting in phalanx formation. 1:72 Dark Alliance half-orcs.

Major General Tremorden Rederring's Colonial-era Wargames Page

A bit of nostalgia here. I'm gearing up for a weekend of working on my wargame table and was surfing for inspiration. Happily, I rediscovered Major General Tremorden Rederring's Colonial-era Wargames at the Wayback Machine. This wargaming group's been a source of inspiration ever since I discovered the wonderful world of miniature wargaming. Just look at that picture above and tell me you're not impressed. WOW! was all I could think off when I saw it. The page has since given its last huzzah and I don't know what's become of the group, but I'm sure I'll be rereading the material they still have archived. A veritable treasure chest of miniature gaming gems, the page embodied the FUN side of miniature gaming, neither taking itself too seriously nor scrimping on the joys of the hobby and its subsidiary hobbies/crafts. It's a pity if such a wonderful resource and such a huge contribution to the hobby is lost. I discovered the page waaaay back...

Battle Report: Blood on the Grass; First Mighty Armies Game

"At least, the sun will be on our backs," muttered Brogda the Red as he clutched at the rails of his chariot while Cumal his charioteer  manouvered to the front of the Keltoi battle line. "May the Morrigan feast well today, and not on my innards!" For weeks, Keltoi scouts have followed the advance of an orcish host from the deep south. Now, the green horde of monsters have reached the outermost village of the Keltoi Irinae tribe. With only a vast grassy field separating the monsters from the village, Brogda and the Keltoi weaponsmen he could muster plan to meet the invaders at the village edge and hold them until reinforcing  Irinae from other villages arrive. The women and children have left the village together with half the scouts two days past and reinforcements should be arriving this morning. "They better be bringing their chariots and horsemen," Cumal said to the brooding Brogda. " The orcs have wolves...  and trolls." "Balor ...