Dakka Jet Makes A Run On A Thunderbolt
Picked up a copy of AI at the weekend and have managed to paint up a couple of fighters.
Dakka Jet Rolling Out
The detail on these plains is fantastic. I would estimate the scale at around 1/200. This follows the current trend for bigger models: 1/200 planes rather than 1/300 - the scale of the old game.
Going In To A Vertical Scissors
The models are easy enough to assemble and the modular construction of the Dakka Jets allows a fair degree of uniqueness for each plane.
Painting is easy due to the sharp-edged nature of the panelling.
More on this to come.
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Fantastic looking planes John, does the scale change mean they fit with the latest Adeptus Titanicus titans ?
ReplyDeleteHi Dave. They are exactly the same scale as AT. Apparently there is also a tank game coming at the same scale. You can make of that what you will. J.
DeleteNice work on those. Approximately how long is the Dakkajet? The Warlord Mig15s are 1/200, and have a very similar look...
ReplyDeleteThey are vague about scale but I will put up some scale comparison photos on the blog.
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