Why restrict yourself to 15mm?

[wikkid]

Aug 12, 2012 12:00:43 GMT -5 lordnth said:

Apr 22, 2012 9:51:08 GMT -5 inrepose said:

Interesting how they are smaller than a 15mm model even though they are 20mm. More evidence that a lot of the 15mm sci-fi ranges are simply over-sized for the scale. It is not a problem though, just worth noting that companies vary things a lot. I would actually go as far as saying that most 15mm sci-fi is closer to 18mm and sometimes 20mm.

I have a civilian/military base by my house.
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I was surprised at the size of the Bradly next to the Abrams. I drove by it numerous times and never looked until someone was complaining about the size of Combat Wombat's models.
I've been looking at 1/100th scale models, 1/144th, 1/72, 10mm figures, 12mm, 25/28mm too. As long as they fit my "table scale" (not too small/large and look good in the army) it's all good.

The Puma looks good. I'd add a AMS somewhere on that model.
Too late now but I would have thought about changing the tires. Maybe like the Big Bob tires from Combat Wombat or some other big off road wheels to make it look more sci-fi-ish.

I did think of changing the tires (not too late as the wheels are not attcached yet), but decided againt it.

Coms array may yet be fitted (stolen off a zoid) but still not sure.

[comstar]

How big is the array Matt?

Like me didn't get finished as well