Rackham April 2008 release previews
Rackham have sent along photos of painted samples of some of their upcoming Confrontation and AT-43 releases. These are set to be released in April 2008.
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I love the clear spacehelmet on the Karman. Very cool, but I can’t help but wonder why a well-placed shot wouldn’t expose his head to the hard vacuum of space.
Damn it! I really like the Griffon stuff.
Wow, those Griffins are gonna set me back a couple $$, but they will be mine!
-Tim
To be fair, a well-placed shot would expose his brains to the elements, which usually makes the vaccuum part redundant.
Mounted Thurbard looks alright. Even this fancified studio version seems to have a bent sword, though.
The Yeti is cool. I’m not sure why one model would have life support equipment when the rest don’t, but I haven’t seen the Karman book yet.
Yep, as usual, they look great with the studio paintjobs. I for one would like to see how they look when they’re actually sold - which is vastly different.
the thurbard’s sword looks straight to me gitteau…?
regardless anything that is bent with these softer plastics is pretty easily reshaped with some hot water or a hairdryer… just reshape it and then dip in in cold water… same as you would with japanese toy robots.
The Yeti for the Karmen At-43 army looks awesome! I hope they make defensive line chimps with space suits riding suicide rockets. Lol that would be great!!!