Hunchback

Released sculpts of the Hunchback:

• The original casting (late 1980s)
• Beginner Set version was released in 2004 that features a pre-attached partial hexbase.
• Sword and Dragon Meckpack version (around 2006) with modified weapons

There has been a long-raging debate about the location of the cockpit; some say it's on the sides of the angled "head", and others say it's the slit in the middle of the chest.

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Sword and Dragon casting This mini is in urban camo in the scheme for Longwood's Bluecoats. It features the Bluecoats' pikeman logo down the right torso. STATUS: Completed 7/2008.

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Beginner Set casting This Hunchback has been painted in a purple Marik scheme. It was part of a set including an Enforcer, Cicada, and Hermes II painted for Randall Bills to use as prizes for Gencon 2005. STATUS: Completed 7/2005 and delivered to GenCon.

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Beginner Set casting This mech is painted in the colors of the Gray Death Legion. This mini appears on the inner box of the Classic Battletech Introductory Box Set. This mini appears on page 16 of the Painting and Tactics Guide from the Classic Battletech Introductory Box Set. STATUS: Completed 1/2005. Sold, 5/2005.

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"Saschok" Original casting This mech has been painted in the colors of the 4th Donegal Guard. The text on the mini is in Cyrillic. STATUS: Part of Dave's collection, completed 6/2003.

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"Sword of Light" Original casting The Hunchback is one of the more popular mechs from 3025, being one of the best mechs from the time to carry the mighty AC-20. This mini is painted in the orange-red colors of house Kurita's Elite unit, the Sword of Light. The paint scheme was taken from the Regimental Camo Specs guide. STATUS: Sold, 11/1999.

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