B-5 Merlin (Warlock) Advanced Destroyer

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B-5 Merlin (Warlock) Advanced Destroyer

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This is my take on the Warlock which I'm calling the Merlin Advanced Destroyer. The miniature is built from sheet styrene, gray putty, brass stock and pewter bits in 9 pieces (I count the turrets as one piece) and includes a 4 piece pewter display stand with a 3 hex foot print. She is 5.5"/138mm long.

http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy11 ... yer002.jpg

http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy11 ... yer003.jpg

This model is hand cast in pewter and available to order now at my website www.B-3designs.com for $30.00 USD.
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Nice job! :thumbsup:


And that's speaking as someone who has done one...

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Joseph C. Brown wrote:Nice job! :thumbsup:


And that's speaking as someone who has done one...

http://www.starshipmodeler.info/contest6/scratch_19.htm

Thanks! :D

I'm making these in white resin now! :D
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It does look good. Certainly matches what we saw on screen (which, granted wasn't that much).

How does it compare in scale terms to, say, the gaming mini of the Omega Class or to the Revell B5 station kit?
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Post by Behrle Hubbuch III »

tonyG2 wrote:It does look good. Certainly matches what we saw on screen (which, granted wasn't that much).

How does it compare in scale terms to, say, the gaming mini of the Omega Class or to the Revell B5 station kit?
Thanks!

This was built to be in scale with all the B-5 Wars Miniatures I sculpted for AOG all those years ago.
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Post by tonyG2 »

Cool

Didn't realise those were your work. I still have a part built Omega waiting to be based up and painted along with a Narn G'Quan class cruiser.

Come pay day this is on my wants list!
Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage
to change the things I cannot accept, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of those I had to kill today because they got on my nerves.

And help me to remember when I'm having a bad day and it seems that people are trying to wind me up, it takes 42 muscles to frown, 28 to smile
and only 4 to extend my arm and smack someone in the mouth!
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Post by Behrle Hubbuch III »

That sounds good!
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