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I have 3 of the master prints coming in the mail. I will let you guys know what I think. They aren't for sale yet, but will go for £45 a piece. The price is a bit steep, but it is around 4" (and the way the legs work, you could probably jack it up even higher). They are also working on variant hulls and possibly weapons.

You can check out their site

Additionally, they have the oh-so-awesome female Tau head conversion bits. If I played Tau, I'd totally be grabbing these (in fact, they kind of make me want to start a small Tau force).

Wow I've never heard of these guys before but it looks like they're making some cool stuff! The lobster isn't badly priced for its size but I think it will be better with some guns and a bit more bulk. I do like the overall design though.

The female Tau heads look very sharp indeed!

Will definitely need to keep an eye on these guys...

So many potential uses.... personally I'm not a fan of small helper arms on robots but otherwise I think it's really cool.


Something I find really familar about the sprue, looks very much like the ones Scibor does. I wouldn't be surprised if he did these, he already sells his 54mm models through a differant company. The model is very clean and makesme wonder if it's CAD designed at least in part. Has some awesomely tight detail if it's all hand work. Whoever did it did a great job.

Personally, I'm not going to use the little arms on the droid. I'm putting them on techmarines.

I'm pretty sure it was done in CAD - you can see print marks on the upper leg armour.

Looking at it some more I'd like to see a further level of detail before I would buy one (especially if it is a 3D print).

It was done in a CAD program.

Yes, it is CAD designed I have most of the stuff they have produced so far and it is nothing to do with Scibor,

They were producing some really good stuff including jet bikes, power fists and jump packs which they have stopped producing now due to worries of GW jumping on their backs shame but I got a few before they stopped producing them.

I have to say what I have of their stuff has been sharp in detail and well cast well worth a look and happy to take advice and idea's. Their range is always growing and they do seem to think about the models they produce.