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This beauty (T-Rex) fits nicely into the category of "causes Daddy to day dream of 28mm Victorian Explorers from (Copplestone Castings, Perry's and the like) being chased a cross a wargaming table" (see below):
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Perfect for 28mm, don't you think? (see below):
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Inadvertently sneaking up on him/her in a jungle clearing and wondering can you get away before "it" turns around. I can almost hear the Jurassic Park "snort" of the T-Rex getting the first whiff of the heroes and villains in its nostrils (see below):
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Don't worry, it made it back to the toy bucket ... well this time ;)
6 comments:
Wow - great paint job on that model - perfect for the game table
Nice one, Geordie; where did you get him?
The best part he (or she) came in drop proof rubber and well painted (actually an understatement as it is better than anything I could do without literally hours and hours and hours of toil)
http://www.schleich-s.com/en/GB/toys/tyrannosaurus_rex/
Cost £16 so it was a "very special present" for my three year old, but he was so taken by it and his mummy and granny were on hand
And ... yes, I do have plans for it (with a simple adventure game for my children and their friends)!
Naturally we will have to play test it first with some of my friends and a few beers ;)
Lol - of course! Cheers ;)
Just ordered one from Amazon for a tenner ;) the missus thinks I've lost the plot, though... :-(
Hello Monty,
I will immediately distance myself from any responsibility re: said purchase ;) other than to say that your wife is probably/obviously right, but remind her a tenner is much, much less cost than a wargaming "metal version" or "resin" would have cost
Please note the one shown in the photo is the "much better" of the two T-Rex models they do
A few others are worth having too ;) maybe Santa will be nice to you
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