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BattleTech Miniatures and Terrain => Iron Wind Metals News and Announcements => Topic started by: Sartris on 27 March 2017, 16:38:21
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I took some shots of the new Wasp alongside all of my other 20 ton mechs - it's always in the middle.
Gun, Wasp (P), Phoenix Baboon(P), Pihranna
(http://puu.sh/v0vez/b007b603dd.png)
Cossack, Flea, Fireball, Primitive Wasp
(http://puu.sh/v0vEK/8642f51341.png)
Baboon (U), Wasp (U), Stinger (U), Locust (U)
(http://puu.sh/v0vUr/242a6a1166.png)
Hornet, Singer (P), Thorn, Mercury
(http://puu.sh/v0vYc/15bad2ba17.png)
Kabuto, Dasher (newest sculpt), Stinger IIC, Red Shift
(http://puu.sh/v0w0s/6b96a9fc86.png)
Snow Fox, Locust (P)
(http://puu.sh/v0w5A/a4ab648e79.png)
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Thanks for posting those comparisons! O0 I think the new stinger may be a tad bigger than I'd prefer, but it's not outrageously out of scale.
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I think I prefer the Primitive Wasp, although I'm sure some of these will find there way into my collection anyway.
Caz
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Hmm good comparison makes new wasp "Where's the beef!" and most of you should be old enough to get the reference O0
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Nice comparison gallery.
The new Wasp is a but chunkier than I'd call ideal, but that's presumably due at least as much to the source artwork as the sculpt.
Overall, I'd say it fits in OK. (As well as anything does in Battletech "scale")
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The source art didn't scream 'wasp' to me at all, and neither does the mini, as a result. The primitive art and sculpt seems more modern and appropriate. Just my $0.02.
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good looking mech, but the primitive feels more akin to the unseen
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While not actually bad, I think the Classic Wasp mini gives me an even greater appreciation of the Primitive Wasp than I already had.
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Loved the unseen Baboon. The new version seems...wrong...somehow.
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Nice job.
Didn't know some of those were getting results
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Consider using a wire cutter to cut away the front and back of the base on the Flea. By doing so, makes it fit inside of the hex base, instead of on top of it. Just a suggestion, nothing more.
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Someday...i will be able get a Wasp..
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Consider using a wire cutter to cut away the front and back of the base on the Flea. By doing so, makes it fit inside of the hex base, instead of on top of it. Just a suggestion, nothing more.
Or a rotary tool, like a dremel. less stress on both tools and model.