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Californian 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. |
L35 Chameleon
$4.25
WTJ-9011501
 This heavy MGV features the heaviest kinetic weapon in service worldwide. The hull is heavily protected and is designed for maximum defense against both kinetic and photon weapons. The L35's "tail" is actually part of the main rail gun, which is substantially longer than the vehicle. |
L63 Whiptail
$2.25
WTJ-9011502
The Whiptail was designed as an operational companion to the L35, with which it often operates in great numbers. The Whiptail's most prominent features are its hammerhead style armor shield and tube-rail gun , the rear half of which protrudes from the L63's hull like a tail – helping to give the L63 its name. |
L70 Tegu
$2.25
WTJ-9011503
A recently activated photon weapon unit built to operate in support of larger, heavier Californian assault formations. |
R44 Gila
$3.25
WTJ-9011504
The only foreign designed MGV in the Californian armory, the Gila was originally designed and built in Brasil. It is built on license at several locations in California, and has long served as a powerful engineering assault MGV. |
L72 Skink
$2.25
WTJ-9011505
Officially a network unit, the L72 actually has an impressive connection range. Broadly based on the L63 hull, the Skink also has good protection for a network unit of its size. |
O40 Monitor
$2.75
WTJ-9011506
A rather new MGV type in the Californian armory, it is their first hull built for Class C weapons. Unlike other similar MGVs around the solar system, the "Monitor" can be fitted to fire either light, long range or heavier short range micro-ordnance (as the later it is known as the "Komodo"). The Monitor and Komodo are both commonly seen running escort and shielding duty for the heavy L35 Chameleon. |