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04/10/2017 at 15:18 #73152Darkest Star GamesParticipant
Just wondering what everyone’s largest gaming mini is. I just finished construction of a 1/400 scale Musai Cruiser from Gundam, and the sucker is over 20″ long! Though it is not the largest model I have built, it is indeed that largest single playable miniature I will have had on the table to this point. (Fortifications don’t count!)
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04/10/2017 at 15:35 #73153Not Connard SageParticipantWhere do you play, on a football pitch?
I have a 54mm Zeus. I feel inadequate now 🙁
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04/10/2017 at 15:35 #73154willzParticipantThis scratch build Ork Gargant stands over 2 foot tall, would be largest single piece, closely followed by the Emperor Titan.
04/10/2017 at 16:52 #73156Gaz045ParticipantI have a GZG shuttle/dropship in 25/28mm scale that is large and hefty……about 16″ long. ……..I also have a cargo ship for my 20mm piracy games that is about a yard in length…….
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04/10/2017 at 17:37 #73159PaulParticipantHmmm. Not as large as some here. Probably my 15mm VSF landship, but thats only about 12 inches long. Now, if we were talking terrain or buildings…
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04/10/2017 at 17:50 #73160McKinstryParticipantNot counting terrain I don’t think I have anything bigger than a dreadnought from Dystopian Wars that is maybe 6-8″ long. I know my biggest figures are 28mm Late Roman cataphracts.
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04/10/2017 at 18:11 #73161RhodericMemberNothing impressive. A tiny 28mm scout aeronef from Ironclad Miniatures that I never finished painting and have never gamed with might be it. In most of my gaming pursuits, compactness is a watchword due to lack of space.
EDIT: That is to say, it’s tiny for an aeronef, disregarding scale. It’s still a big miniature by my standards. I bought it mainly to use as a stationary terrain piece because my typical gaming areas aren’t big enough to accommodate it as a mobile, flying vehicle.
04/10/2017 at 18:51 #73166kyoteblueParticipant15mm T-35.
04/10/2017 at 20:02 #73179CameronianParticipantTyranid carnifex,
equalled by a Lizardman Stegadon:
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05/10/2017 at 03:19 #73186irishserbParticipantProbably my German Zeppleblimp:
A 28mm German airship for my Victorian adventure games. Some of the ships might be a little longer, but don’t have the displacement.
05/10/2017 at 06:34 #73189Alexander WasbergParticipantMy biggest single piece is probably the Star Wars miniature game AT-AT, standing about 14″ high.
I have got a 50 CM tall ZAKU II, but I’d not call that one a gaming miniature, unless I can find an empty soccer field…
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