Don’t miss this! The new Dark Age Designs Sci-Fi Antigrav Platform that comes in 5 different styles is in stock and ready to ship!
Let’s be honest, everyone loves a good speeder. You get to enjoy the view, let the wind blow through your hair, and oh yeah, shoot the big guns! With their recent points drops, now is the perfect time to take advantage of these awesome sculpts and fly across the battlefield!
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These are ready to go, so if you want an awesome alternative mini, don’t sit around and miss out!
Sci-Fi Antigrav Platform
The Dark Age 28mm set is a very detailed multipart kit with 5 different unique styles. The model is fully compatible with other vendors’ 28mm heroic scale parts.
This miniature kit includes two weapon load-outs with one Sci-fi Knight crew mini provided.
- This kit includes 48 parts, with 5 optional canopy options, and one set of Retro Grav Plates that can be purchased separately to customize yours.
- These upgrade bits are printed to a 25-micron standard using high-quality cured resin and come unpainted.
- Fully compatible with other vendors’ 28mm heroic scale parts.
- Painted Lamentors model by Rob Wardell @painters_lament and Ravenwing by Richard Skinner @rtho782
Because they are always coming out with such amazing stuff, give Dark Age Designs a follow on Instagram here or on Facebook here!
Void Resin is our propriety new resin that makes 3d prints feel and act more like plastic, and the strength benefits are amazing. Watch Rob disrespect a model printed with Void Resin below:
We think the YouTube video with accompanying audio is even more impressive.
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