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Battletech: Gothic Atlas C-Scale

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$30.49 $49.99 In stock

Category: Wargame

The BattleTech Continuum embraces a new, splintered vision of alternate settings. Gothic has been reforged into a dark realm of biological monstrosities and Great Realms clashing with ever more
violent ‘Mech armies.

This C-Scale Miniature includes a 100mm+ Atlas. Partially assembled, it comes with five different head options, for the five Great Realms of Gothic, along with corresponding basrelief statues and back tabards: you will customize and make it your own!

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Claire N. ★★★★★

The sculpting on the Gothic Atlas is incredibly detailed, especially the biological horror elements fused with the classic mech silhouette. It fits perfectly with the darker, alternate setting and feels substantial in hand.

Nicholas ★★★★☆

Really dig the Gothic alternate setting—the biological monstrosity vibe gives the Atlas a totally fresh feel on the table. The detail on the torso is sharp and the scale fits perfectly with my other C-Scale minis. Only wish the assembly instructions were a bit clearer, but the final result looks awe