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Mediterranean States miniature ground vehicles (MGVs) for science-fiction wargaming. Can be used for the Invisible Enemy rules at Eylau.com. Unless otherwise indicated, prices are per miniature. Each pewter miniature is sold unpainted and includes a base and pedestal (unassembled). Click on the thumbnail or name link to view extra sample photos. Click on the Order link to add an item to your virtual shopping cart, or click on the View link to view your cart and/or complete your order. |
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The EU3 is one of most common medium MGV designs currently seeing service in both the Australian and Med States armed forces. When originally released it was way ahead of its time, and its influence can be seen in later releases. |
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This Australian MGV was originally ordered as a network unit, but lost to another design. Tests discovered that the hull port originally intended for the network antennae also worked well as part of a photon weapon system - thus giving the Australian armed forces their first Class B attack MGV. |
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A Med States engineering unit, the Lance is built for demolition operations and commonly works with the AU8 Sarrisa. |
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The Austrlian AU8 is another mainstay medium unit, often seen in service with the EU3 and EU11. Its hull is more streamlined than the EU11 "Mace" which is not surprising given its lighter armor. It is however, a much newer and better protected unit than the older EU3. |
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Originally a competing unit against the AU8 Sarrisa, the EU11 Mace is now a mainstream medium attack MGV which is commonly seen in service alongside its former trials competitor. |
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A sturdy network unit officially designed for service with Med States armed forces and for export to Australia. It is generally believed that the impetus behind its design was to provide Australia with battlefield network capabilities that could remain ahead of those being encountered in the Java War. It is the only known network MGV with an armored hull. |
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