Pop Goes the Monkey has you covered with a bunch of affordable Cyclone Missile Launcher bits, perfect for Terminators!
Pop Goes the Monkey always comes out with some of the coolest minis and bits on the market! They have also recently upgraded to Monkey Resin for their kits so that you can get high-quality resin minis for less. Nothing wrong with saving some cash.
This time, they are adding some fantastic bits that are meant to work with their Cataphractii Terminators but could also work with plenty of other models (mainly ones named Terminators). A certain company doesn’t like to give you all the extra bits, so just grab these and be good to go!
Cataphractii: Cy-1a Missle Rack: $11.49
These would fit on most models great and look just right! They even have a variety of poses, so they won’t all just look the same.
Just keep in mind, that you choose how many you want, so you can go with three, five, or ten. While this isn’t the most game-changing thing ever, it’s far better to just grab a few extra of these instead of buying entirely new kits.
NOTE: Size Selection Equates to Quantity per Sprue, Not the Products’ Scale.
Small sprue = 3 Racks
Medium sprue = 5 Racks
Large sprue = 10 Racks
These Missile racks are designed to fit on the carapace of a Cataphractii terminator model. However with some basic conversion skill you can use it on just about any model you wish. The weapons are sold unpainted and came in a small variety of poses with some having some missiles fired already.
If you’ve been looking for some alternatives, you have to check out their whole line, as these are just some of the great minis they have available. That does it for this one; now go get yourself some new bits!
Click Here to Get Your Cyclone Missile Launcher Bits!
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