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The Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for the DreadBall board game from Mantic Games is a futuristic humanoid warrior.
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Details - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Miniature: Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1, Product name: Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard, Product code: ?, Sprue: -, Range: Warpath range - DreadBall range - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks - DreadBall Guard - fantasy football (Futuristic), Series: Warpath universe, Company: Mantic Games company, Production: 2018.03.19-
Size: Human-sized (S3), Species: Yndij (from Warpath) (Humanoid - digitigrade humanoid - Humanoid feline), Gender: ?, Technology: Medieval/Fantasy (Archaic) / Futuristic (Advanced), Role: Warrior, Features: -, Armour: futuristic armour (armour), no shield, Helmet: futuristic helmet (helmet), Equipment in hand: empty hands, Equipment carried: none (no weapon), Based on: ?
Scale: 1:56 (28mm / 32mm) scale, Proportions: Realistic, Size: 34mm high, Material: soft PVC - green, Priming: Primer is not necessary
Assembly: One-piece (Multi-piece - Pre-assembled), Sprueless, No cutting needed, No assembly, Posing: Medium, Paintjob: Unpainted, Base: Integral flat base - Fits Mantic base, Conceptual design: Roberto Cirillo, 3D Sculptor: ?
Set: DreadBall Ed2 base set: contains 2
4 part cast: 1x head, 1x right arm, 1x left arm, 1x torso
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Review - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Every miniature in the DreadBall Ed2 base set is either a one-piece cast, or pre-glued multi-piece, so you don't need any preparations before your first game. The glue doesn't show, most of the miniatures are so finely crafted it's hard to realise whether or not it is a multi-piece cast. Most of the joins are hidden well, and that also helps the pieces to stay together. I haven't seen any of these minis come apart, unless they were put to a heavy stress.
There is no flash on the miniatures, but the mould lines are visible, and they will be need removal before you start painting.
The player figures are bigger than most previous teams, they are comparable in size to the orx and grogans. Their dynamic poses cause this big miniatures to reach beyond their own hex, and this might be problematic in some situations.
The DreadBall Ed2 base, with the DreadBall v2 inserted
All the miniatures in the retail set are glued on their transparent bases. The glue is uneven, many of the miniatures are tilted, and they are not always aligned forward, and this is especially problematic as the new bases have a distinct front edge.
The minis are probably glued to their bases because they do not stay there if I push them on. Some of the minis are glued in strange angles, some of them are glued with not enough glue, so they fall off. The superglue used unfortunately mars the transparent acrylic material, and I couldn't find an easy way to remove the glue without damage.
The problem seems to be that the hole in the DreadBall Ed2 base is slightly bigger than the one of the original. The original bases take the new minis easily, without glue. You push them in, they stay in. If the new bases weren't better in every other way, I'd just use the old ones instead.
The miniatures from the Kickstarter pack came separate from their bases, so you need to glue them first before you start playing. This also means that the Kickstarter Exclusive miniatures are all separate.
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Size comparison photos - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Size comparison of the 1:56 (28mm / 32mm) scale Ninth Moon Tree Sharks miniatures from Mantic Games. From left to right: Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Prone player, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Jack #2, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Striker #1, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Captain (Striker): Na'Huatl #1, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Striker #2, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Jack #1, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1. |
Size comparison of the 1:56 (28mm / 32mm) scale Yndij (from Warpath) miniatures from Mantic Games. From left to right: Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Captain (Striker): Na'Huatl #1, Yndij Reaver, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Striker #1. |
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Size comparison of the Ninth Moon Tree Sharks miniatures in the DreadBall Ed2 base set from Mantic Games. From left to right:Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Striker #2, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Jack #1, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Jack #2, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Prone player, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Striker #1. Front row: DreadBall v2. |
Size comparison of the 1:56 (28mm / 32mm) scale miniatures from the DreadBall Ed2 base set from Mantic Games. From left to right: Draconis All-Stars Guard #2, Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1, Long Rock Lifers Grogan Guard build #2: Keeper. |
For further comparison images: Mantic Games-DreadBall-Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 comparison images
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Using the miniature - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Uses for games
- Alkony Wargame: Humanoid warrior
- Alien vs Predator: Predator
- Cthulhu Wars: Monster, Acolyte Cultist
- Kings of War: Forces of Nature knight
- Deadzone: Yndij soldier
- Warhammer Fantasy Battles: Beastman
- Warhammer: Age of Sigmar: Beastman
- Warhammer 40.000: Astra Militarum Beastman, Chaos Beastman
Rules
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Resources - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Official
Mantic Games: DreadBall - The Futuristic Sports Game: Official webpage.
Mantic Games Shop: DreadBall Core Game Second Edition: Official webpage of the product.
Kickstarter: DreadBall - The Futuristic Sports Game 2 by Mantic Games: The crowdfunding campaign for DreadBall Ed2.
Mantic Forum: DreadBall - The Futuristic Sports Game: Official forum. (2020: The forum is offline.)
Contents overview - DreadBall Ed2 base set
Texas Gamer Geeks: DreadBall Retail Unboxing: Contents overview video.
johnlyons (for The Beasts of War): DreadBall 2nd Edition: Unboxing: Contents overview video.
Contents overview - DreadBall Ed2 Kickstarter edition
Drunken Adventurers: DreadBall 2nd Edition Kickstarter Unboxing: Contents overview video.¤
Giant T: Dread Ball 2 Box opening Part 1: Contents overview video.¤
Giant T: Dread Ball 2 Box opening Part 2: Contents overview video.¤
Kickstarter: DreadBall 2 Unboxing & Shipping Update: Contents overview article.
Mantic Games: A Flick Through of the DreadBall rulebook: Rulebook flip-through video.¤
Mike Carter (for Unt l Somebody Loses An Eye): DreadBall II Striker Pledge: Contents overview article.
MTGandMORE: Unboxing dreadball 2, Part 1: Contents overview video.¤
MTGandMORE: Unboxing dreadball 2, Part 2: Contents overview video.¤
Tabletop Games UK: DreadBall 2 unboxing: Contents overview video.¤
The Game Room - Texas Gamer Geeks: DreadBall V2 unboxing: Contents overview video.
Weight of Fire: DreadBall 2 0 unboxing: Contents overview video.¤
Contents overview - DreadBall Ed2 Kickstarter edition - Spanish
David Azofra (from ¡Cargad!): [Juego] Abriendo la caja de DreadBall, segunda edición (parte 1 de 2) (in Spanish): Contents overview article in Spanish.~
English version by Google Translate
David Azofra (from ¡Cargad!): [Juego] Abriendo la caja de DreadBall, segunda edición (parte 2 de 2) (in Spanish): Contents overview article in Spanish.~
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Buying the product - Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1 miniature figure for DreadBall from Mantic Games
Price
Base price (Ninth Moon Tree Sharks Guard #1): EUR / GBP / USD
Base price (DreadBall Ed2 base set)(2021): 60 EUR / 50 GBP / 85 USD. Price/model: 2.1 EUR / 1.7 GBP / 2.9 USD
Where can you buy it?
Mantic Games Shop: DreadBall Core Game Second Edition: Official webpage of the product.
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