Does anyone have a side by side size comparison photo of the FW earthbound next to the forumware mars pattern one?

there's probably one kicking around somewhere, thought I knew where but that was of GW reaver and forumware equivalent

if it's any use at all, the forumware version is probably slightly more massive than a GW metal reaver, if not any taller

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The FW Warhound has been converted quite a bit but for a size comparison that shouldn't make that much difference. Also the light means it isn't a great photo but it's the best I can do this evening.

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Thank you. That is a good deal larger than I thought. More true scale, I assume.

Most likely bigger, according to FW the warhlund is 14m tall which is a shade under 46 feet, the epic model is about 42mm tall which is about 42 feet in 1:300 scale, the forumware model is about 60mm tall so is probably a lot bigger than truescale

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The forumware Warhound is 1/5 the size (height, width, depth) of Forge World's W40K Warhound model. All of FW's epic vehicles used the same conversion: 30mm to 6mm -> divide all dimensions by 5. So assuming that the 40K Warhound is to scale with the rest of 40K, then the forumware Warhound is to scale with any of Forge World's epic vehicles.

Whether that is the right size or not is, of course, a whole other kettle of fish.

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I have the chaos version of the forumware warhound. I call it the "reaver-hound", with good justification I think.

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