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precinctomega · 02-29-2008

It wasn't an INQ release or special edition, I can tell you that. Artemis is still available from Mail Order. Otherwise, you're stuck with hacking and sawing like me.

R.

EDIT - Sorry for the brief reply. I had a sick infant sat on my lap and my one-handed typing is poor. I can categorically confirm that there was no other marine made as an INQ release. I have seen *all* the models ever made for INQ, including the ones never released for various reasons, and there was only ever one Space Marine that made it as far as the resin master-mould stage.

Others were planned but never got beyond greenstuff.

EDIT2 - The showcase set are built in proportion to the 28mm releases, so have a distinctive, bulky look that's noticeably chunkier than Artemis. Did this Space Wolf have this appearance?

02-29-2008	#9 (permalink)
precinctomega Trooper Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: York, UK Posts: 134 Rep Power: 1 Thanks: 17 Thanked 8 Times in 7 Posts	Re: Inquisitor scale marines It wasn't an INQ release or special edition, I can tell you that. Artemis is still available from Mail Order. Otherwise, you're stuck with hacking and sawing like me. R. EDIT - Sorry for the brief reply. I had a sick infant sat on my lap and my one-handed typing is poor. I can categorically confirm that there was no other marine made as an INQ release. I have seen all the models ever made for INQ, including the ones never released for various reasons, and there was only ever one Space Marine that made it as far as the resin master-mould stage. Others were planned but never got beyond greenstuff. EDIT2 - The showcase set are built in proportion to the 28mm releases, so have a distinctive, bulky look that's noticeably chunkier than Artemis. Did this Space Wolf have this appearance? Last edited by precinctomega; 02-29-2008 at 06:44 AM.