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Haramaki Zensenbutai scaling question

Discussion in 'Japanese Secessionist Army' started by Ghost_X, Apr 9, 2020.

  1. Ghost_X

    Ghost_X Well-Known Member

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    Just a quick question...how do the old Haramaki Zensenbutai scale up to current CAD sculpts?

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  2. colbrook

    colbrook Grenade Delivery Specialist

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    They're pretty wee, they came out in the 2nd edition/Human Sphere era of latex paint power armour and waifish limbs, they look especially small compared to the extremely chonky new Domaru and Tanko.
     
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  3. Ghost_X

    Ghost_X Well-Known Member

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    Thanks!!
     
  4. colbrook

    colbrook Grenade Delivery Specialist

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    The old Magister Knights were very similar in size, apologies for crappy photo but you can see they're actually a tad smaller than than modern Keisotsu.
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    They're smaller, but not to a degree that they couldn't be used in a game. I still use mine for my JSA - the Tanko are for Ikari.
     
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