"Particular vehicles that work for 15mm???" Topic
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geekygamer | 24 Nov 2011 8:09 a.m. PST |
Hello, I am looking for particular vehicles that work well with 15mm figures (specifically Rebel Minis) for an urban board. I am "mostly" looking for regular civilian vehicles. Thus far, I seen posts about
Matchbox: Desert Thunder, M1 Abrams, and the Armored Response Vehicle. I'm thinking that their VW bus looks good too, but such things are hard to tell online. If you are aware of others, please post them here. |
CPT Jake | 24 Nov 2011 8:54 a.m. PST |
I used a bunch of cheap 1:87 or HO scale vehicles from various online stores. I find they do well with 15mm. Here are some examples: Black truck is 1:87, other is 15mm Peter Pig:
Bunch of cheap HO scale being used in a 15mm Ambush Alley game:
Jake |
Cyclops | 24 Nov 2011 10:49 a.m. PST |
What he said. I give them a matt spray and maybe a sandy dry brush and off you go. I pick up the odd vehicle set from pound shops well. |
Wolfprophet | 24 Nov 2011 1:05 p.m. PST |
"I used a bunch of cheap 1:87 or HO scale vehicles from various online stores. I find they do well with 15mm. Here are some examples: Black truck is 1:87, other is 15mm Peter Pig:" Seemed like the Peter Pig truck is just too small even for his own 15s. :/ At least
'twas my reaction when I got one. That picture backs up the thought. |
DuckanCover | 24 Nov 2011 3:13 p.m. PST |
"Seemed like the Peter Pig truck is just too small even for his own 15s. :/ At least
'twas my reaction when I got one. That picture backs up the thought." Guess that'd be the difference say, between a 1980's vintage Ford pickup, and a 2000's vintage Toyota
.. I hit my head almost every time I get into our Camry sedan. If I was a 15mm figure, it would look too small next to me (1.8m x 85kg). Duck |
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