Black Knight BL-6-KNT – BattleTech Miniature Resin Printed Model | Inner Sphere Heavy BattleMech
Black Knight BL-6-KNT – BattleTech Miniature Resin Printed Model | Inner Sphere Heavy BattleMech
Bring the Black Knight BL-6-KNT to your BattleTech force with this resin mech. This 75-ton Inner Sphere heavy mech looks great on the table. It fits brawler and fire support lances.
Key Features
- Sharp resin detail
- 75-ton Inner Sphere heavy mech
- About 1:285 scale for BattleTech and Alpha Strike
- Scale may be slightly off
- Base provided
- Model Designed by Oussafarri
Disclaimer
This resin miniature comes as a one-piece model unless we note otherwise. We clean and cure each figure. You do not need primer, but we still recommend it for the best paint grip.
Small support marks may show, but they clean up easily. We may thicken or remove tiny parts to make the model stronger. Scale and detail stay close, but small changes can happen.
Painted images are for display only.
All items are Made to Order. Ships Within 5–7 Business Days. We begin making this item after you place your order. Most orders ship sooner. However, 5–7 business days is our maximum production time. Large or bulk orders may take longer.
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Materials and care
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Model is wide, squat, and significantly scaled down compared to a CGL Black Knight mech. The models are poorly cleaned, with studs and bumps over various surfaces, mostly on the feet, back of the legs and between crevices, some large enough to require clippers to remove. The antennae are omitted, and the feet and legs are crooked and awkward. Additionally, the package arrived 28 days after ordering.
The models look close enough to the display and work can be done to cover up or remove the impurities, but these models will not be getting play at my table, and will likely be used as stand-ins for other games.
Great detail and design that I feel does the 'mech justice - the laser in the right hand isn't disproportional or large, and it's stance seems imposing and intimidating, as it should.
I can't wait to get into painting, and see how it comes out.
Feet are uneven and crooked, back looks COMPLETLY different from what is shown on the print (not a "small difference" that they cover, the entire pack on the back is not there). Otherwise, pretty standered 3D print, most inconsistancies can be covered with a decent paintjob.