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Reseen 6X casting This Rifleman is painted in the gray and white checkers scheme of the 1st Alarion Jaegers. STATUS: Completed 01/2006. |
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Reseen 8D casting This Rifleman is painted in the scheme of the 26th Lyran Guards. This mini appears in Total Warfare on pp. 178,259. STATUS: Completed 01/2005. This mech is not for sale. |
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2nd casting This Rifleman is painted in the scheme of the 7th Donegal Guards, "the Earthquakers". Is has a 4-tone airbrushed urban camo scheme and Lyran markings. STATUS: Custom job, complete 10/2003. |
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Reseen 8D casting Here's a gray Lyran Rifleman. The RFL-8D with the rotary autocannons is one of the first models that's actually playable. STATUS: Completed 05/2003. Sold, 6/2003. |
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2nd casting This is my second attempt at an 11th Lyran Regulars Rifleman. This one came out much better. STATUS: Completed 02/2003. |
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2nd casting I love the Rifleman from an aesthetic standpoint, and with a few changes the mech works well in the game. I like a variant with 4 large lasers, and lots of heat sinks and armor. This Rifleman is painted in the airbrushed camo style of the 11th Lyran Regulars: the Hammers. STATUS: Completed April 2001. Stripped for repainting, 9/2002. |
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"Watcher of the Skye" 2nd casting This Rifleman mini has been painted to match the one in the Regimental Camo Specs: with the colors of the Skye Rangers, loyal to House Steiner. The SR logo is painted by hand on the front of one leg and the side of the other. The black canopy is so glossy is casts a glare in the light. Though Rifleman is unseen, I maintain it's one of the most attractive designs published. STATUS: This mech sold, 03/2000. |
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"Prestiged Veteran" Original Casting his is the old casting of the Rifleman, and it was replaced around 1989 by the more common casting. The paint scheme shown is a beautiful 3-tone forest camo with red and white checkering. "Prestiged Veteran" is a great display piece for 3025 times, but is equally at home on the game table. STATUS: Sold, 10/1999. |
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"Fire Tower" 2nd casting The stock RFL-4D variant of the Rifleman is one of the most seriously heat-challenged mechs ever designed. However, the advent of 3050 technology allows custom variants which include endo-steel, more armor, and double heat sinks, thus it to mitigating its heat problems. This individual has alpine camoflauge and House Steiner / Lyran Regulars insignia. STATUS: Completed in 1998. This mech is not for sale. |
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