Rackham goes plastic

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Rackham goes plastic

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and i introduce you the first plastic rackham miniature

The Aberration Prime



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needless to say i LOVE IT!
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It's plastic you say? I start to believe that plastic minis can be SOOOOO cool!
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Plastic is fantastic. I can accept rackham as a bits source. I hope is cheap
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When I see this and GW plastic minis, I would say that GW minis are worth only to be source of bits. The rackham mini is much better as a mini.
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Post by Hosea »

I am not sure, but from the pic, the plastic rackham uses are sth similar to the Japanese animation 12" figure's materials - resin.

If that is resin plastic, the quality is much higher than GW's plastic.

Resin plastic - more delicate, can bear much more details, also goof for filing.

GW plastics - once u file it, the plastic will have peers-off and some sand-like or hairy stuffs to come out.
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Post by endrem »

Cool minis indeed, hardly can wait to hold one in my hands... :)

@Hosea: You shouldn't file plastic minis, use a knife instead and scrape the moldlines off.
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Post by Nameless »

Leaving sculpt issues aside - this looks like a good quality casting.

And it won't be cheap because of its size ;) Price may still be good , of course.
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Post by ToMaZ »

looks cool, but I hold my final judgement for when I see the plastic at the LGS. At least I hope that the sculpts aren't that fiddly anymore, and that the moldline problem will be reduced a bit. A good thing is that if a plastic part breaks, it's easier to fix than a metal one :)
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mahon wrote:When I see this and GW plastic minis, I would say that GW minis are worth only to be source of bits. The rackham mini is much better as a mini.
Nope... That rackham stuff looks like from cheap horror movie with loots of silicon stuff in it. I prefer minis that are more like from space opera. I love Hasselfree and GW. Its something nice and funny in that minis.
I do not see "nice and funny" factor in Rackham stuff.
They are just pretty stuff.
We can compare GW to Harleys, Rackham are like a japanese bikes. I prefer Harleys, Mahon Kawasaki. Nothing wrong with that
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Post by Corvus »

once again Rackham is lowering the quality of their products to get more audience

not sure if I like that :(
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