Vulcan is missing on your list with that assasin. Also unless wiki is off assasin isn't on mechs I will be getting.ĭervish, Shogun, Stalker, Trebuchet, Centurion, Clint, Jenner, Wolfhound, Cicada, Flea, Spider, Vulcan, Dragon, Guillotine, Panther, Quickdraw, Awesome, Charger, Firestarter, Vindicator I had made fairly similar list except Dervish and Vindicator were on Lyrans. With that name how can I NOT put it to Japanese themed Draconis Of course I could keep that on side 'till I would get the proper force but.

Basically, the Lyrans have more firepower, but the Combine has more speed and maneuverability. Lyran: Flea, Spider, Firestarter, Wolfhound, Clint, Centurion, Guillotine, Awesome, Quickdraw, Stalker. Mattlov wrote: I would break it up like this:Ĭombine: Trebuchet, Jenner, Panther, Dragon, Charger, Shogun, Dervish, Assassin, Vindicator, Cicada Not sure about the Rhino though,is it an original digisculpt? Cool Rhino/not-Rhino and all, but just because its big bad Gee-dub, doesnt mean they dont have rights. What you cant do its take a scan of Iron Wind Metals products, though you have not done that. You could even show those images on the company Battletech forums. I am considering making a set in MW A scale. It is OK to make 3d printed Mechwarrior Online miniatures because Piranha Games and Catalyst Gaming Labs have greenlit for personal use. The first test was a TBolt, because why the hell not: But I though that hell, printing a mini costs peanuts, so might as well try to do minis with it!

Anyways, the fdm printers are really great to do stuff like terrain, inserts for boardgames, actual stuff that works and all that, but the definition leaves a bit to be desired for miniatures. Or to start fiddling around with all the printing stuff at home thing, one or the other. Albertorius wrote: Ok, so, some time ago (like, a month :p), I got a cheap fdm 3d printer to have my very own Star Trek replicator ^_^.

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