Can't think of one of those from the top of my head...
Yeah, right...
Not-Lego Type-9 from China
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Games Workshop decided to go after anything and everything selling "not warhammer but actually warhammer" stuff from China, getting flak for catching many innocent makers in their dragnet. They can't go after AliExpress themselves, but do go after all the sellers, the current big injuctoon is filed in Florida so many US protections come into play. FDev really needs to do the sam, or end up losing their IP.
Yeah, right...
Actually yes (in a way). I had started a UCS style Hauler (and was about 30% complete) when after a period of absence wanted a new project to do. I've always thought about a 'hero freighter' trope like ship and went freestyle....only to flip the ship over and.....it was the T-8.....
Interesting then that the company in question also offers a selection of 40k kits...
Which is why making it official would be a better route.
I think the suggestion is that having a 800 pound Mandarin gorilla might be useful in negotiating a pleasant outcome....
For me the funniest part is still calling the T9 a āheavy warshipā (top of the head translation on my part). Meanwhile, seeing them in a CZ, āPiƱataā goes through my head every time.
ā¦ it couldnāt even be qualified a ābattleshipā when on the scale of Elite ships Farraguts and Majestics are classed as battlecruisers (if I recall) and nobody is going to call those small.
ā¦ it couldnāt even be qualified a ābattleshipā when on the scale of Elite ships Farraguts and Majestics are classed as battlecruisers (if I recall) and nobody is going to call those small.
These ships are designed by fans who upload the instructions to Rebrickable. You can download instructions from there and build with parts you currently own.
The "sets" you buy from China, the supplier sends you the parts required and a link to download the instructions.
I'm tempted to build the T10, but the costs for the parts would be crazy!
The "sets" you buy from China, the supplier sends you the parts required and a link to download the instructions.
I'm tempted to build the T10, but the costs for the parts would be crazy!
For ECM's big build this year we've downloaded the instructions and bought legit Lego parts for an entire giant T9.
The result, as built by the community during the event will be entering the raffle
Got the parts for under 200 quid delivered after searching hard, using a variety of sources through brick link etc
The result, as built by the community during the event will be entering the raffle
Got the parts for under 200 quid delivered after searching hard, using a variety of sources through brick link etc
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that sounds incredibly good value
But they need to consider who they're getting in bed with...so to speak...I was looking at their
Modern Slavery Statement - Frontier Developments plc.
Anti-slavery and human trafficking statement for Frontier Developments plc (āFrontierā) for the financial year ending 31 May 2024.
'cos the're pirates?
The thing to remember, is that although GW sells rules and models, theoretically you can use any models, except when playing at GW events or local GW shops. Between friends, who cares? Some of the best rules imo, are figure agnostic. You use whatever you want. Conversely, some of the GW ranges can be used with other rules as the figures like the LotR were good. Sadly oop