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1997 Casting (modified) This mini is a better version of the AXM-2N mini. I started from the standard mini, but replaced the gimpy arms with those from the AXM-1N mini. Also, I reposed the right leg into a standing position. This mini is painted in a 3-tone aggressor camo with Lyran markings. STATUS: Completed and sold 2/2003. |
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"Equator" First Casting This is an AXM-1N painted in the 11th Lyran Regulars scheme from FM:LA. STATUS: Completed 10/2001. This mech is not for sale. |
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"Genghis" 1997 Casting (modified) Here is an AXM-2N that I modified. It has reposed arms from the AXM-1N and a new, better-looking axe. It wears the urban camo paint scheme and markings of the 4th Donegal Guard, the "Red Horde" from the Lyran Alliance Field Manual. STATUS: Completed March 2001. This mech is not for sale. |
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"Cold British Steel" MFUK Casting This is the 4th casting of the Axeman mech! This one is the Mechforce UK AXM-2NA, and is similar to the standard AXM-2N mech, except it requires more assembly (allowing it to be posed diferently) and has different detailing. It also has all the weapons represented on the mini. This one has a 3-tone subdued greens FedCom paint job. STATUS: Sold, July 2000. |
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"Honor Guard" 1994 Casting The 2N Axeman replaces the AC-20 with 2 LRM-15s for a more balanced attack. This mini is painted in a Lyran Royal Guards paint scheme, with Lyran Alliance markings. STATUS: Sold, Jan 2000. |
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"Executioner" 1997 Casting I thought it would be cool to make a mini that looks like a medieval executioner, and what better mech to chose? Video game fans will recognize the artistic influence from the Executioner on Mace, the Dark Ages. STATUS: Sold, Jan 2000. |
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"Axing You Politely" First Casting This Axeman is painted in Lyran Commonwealth house regular colors. Often used as a bodyguard for command mechs, the combination of an AC-20, a large pulse laser, and an axe make it deadly at close range. This is one mech that you don't want axing you any questions. STATUS: This mech is not for sale. Completed in 1993. |
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