Centurion

The original casting of the Centurion is from the mid 1980s. A newer casting was released around 2000 with a less dramatic pose and more precise detailing. Also note that MFUK released a mini for Yen Lo Wang, which is a highly modified Centurion (though it has its own listing on my site). In addition, one of the Mechcommander boxed sets had a version of the original casting Centurion that came apart at the waist for easy reposing. In 2003, a "fantech" version was released which is based on the 2000 casting but with a RAC and different chest detail.
Mech Picture Fantech casting
This mini was a collaboration that Jimmy Livingston and I did at a painting demo at Chantilly, Virginia in Dec. 2003. The paint scheme is House Davion's 4th Crucis Lancers.

STATUS: Custom job, completed 12/2003.

Mech Picture Box-set casting
This mech is painted in a classic purple Marik Militia scheme.

STATUS: Custom job, delivered 10/2003.

Mech Picture Box-set casting
The box-set casting is almost the same as the original casting, except that you have to glue the torso on. I glued this one in a front-facing pose, which is easier to deal with than the original pose. This Centurion is painted in a Skye Rangers scheme.

STATUS: Custom job, delivered 10/2002.

Mech Picture 2000 casting
This mini is the second-casting (circa 2000) Centurion, which features an arm to attach and a centered torso. It has been painted in a drab camo scheme with Eridani Light Horse / SLDF markings.

STATUS: Custom job, delivered 12/2001.

Mech Picture "Ground Pounder"
Old Casting
Arguably one of the best 50-ton mechs from 3025, the Centurion has high-powered long-range weapons and a few lasers for close-in work. This mini has an attractive green / gray airbrush job, and is escorting some infantry into battle. This mech has also gained new popularity from the PC game Mech Commander © .

STATUS: Sold. 07/1999.

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