It has been awhile since my last update here, but the Modular Armored Range Vehicle is still rolling along. CAD designs are nearly locked down (primarily a few adjustments for mounting points left to be completed), color renders are underway, and prototyping is right around the corner. Check...
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I wanted to keep my first offering modestly sized, with plenty of functionality. If people support this, I’m definitely open to larger vehicles in the future. Personally I love the style of the Cougar/Bushmaster MRAPs with a larger rear troop compartment, so a vehicle like that is...
Regarding the design, the MARV is inspired by several modern armored vehicles (M-ATV is one, but also the Hawkei and Cougar MRAP). We changed a fair bit and took many liberties to suit my needs and preferences.
On a practical level, the scaling was brought way down from real-world vehicles. Had...
Hey guys! Just wanted to share the first 3D looks at the Modular Armored Range Vehicle. The design is still unfinished, with some adjustments to be made and additional parts and detailing added.
Thanks again for your feedback and support!
Thanks for your thoughts and interest guys! It's much appreciated.
Well, I can say for sure I'm avoiding the brittle plastic of the 21st offerings. I had a few of the WWII vehicles growing up, and I remember small pieces breaking off with just extremely light play. The smaller pieces on the...
Thanks for sharing this Slaymaker!
The MARV is my project. Cobra Island/CIAD was just kind enough to share it. I haven't locked down a price point yet, but that should be worked out over the next few weeks. Keeping it affordable is a top priority, and I'm hoping to find a nice spot between the...
I got these tiny painted masterpieces in the mail today from Marauder's Kickstarter thing, so I thought I'd post some quick thoughts and not-so-great pics.
I'll start off with the "realistic" painted set of Series 7 guns. All of the weapons have a grey "gunmetal" type plastic used for...
If you have the opportunity to grab them in the future, I highly recommend getting Michonne and the Series 3 Merle. So far I think they stand as the best human figures McFarlane has produced. The recent Merle figure from the 2-pack is okay, but the paint apps aren't nearly as good as the Series...
I don't mind the leg articulation, but it definitely could be better. I can get some cool stances out of my figures, but the ability for full running or kneeling poses would be nice. I'll be bothered when/if a Hyundai Tucson toy comes out and the figures can't sit in it.
Anyway, I found this...
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