Ral Partha Medium Lance
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| Ral Partha Medium Lance | |
|---|---|
| Product information | |
| Type | Miniature Set |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Ral Partha |
| Product code | 10-803 |
| First published | 1988 |
| Content | |
| Content | four metal miniatures (unpainted) with bases |
| Era | Succession Wars, Clan Invasion |
| Series | Ral Partha Lance Pack |
| Preceded by | Ral Partha Light Lance |
| Followed by | Ral Partha Fire Lance |
Description[edit]
The Ral Partha Medium Lance is a collection of four metal miniatures for use in BattleTech.
From the back cover[edit]
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The ground shudders and quakes, hand cannons roar, and missiles scream from their launchers. The ultimate fighting machines close, pouring out destruction, and the battlefield becomes a deadly arena. The mighty 'Mechs stagger from the blows, but continue to blast each other to bits. Inside one of these forty foot tall BattleMechs is your MechWarrior trying to defend the planet from enemy invaders. This is the challenging, futuristic universe of FASA's BattleTech, the game of armored combat in the 30th Century, a universe where the giant super-tanks of the future walk rather than crawl along the ground. Collect the entire line of Ral Partha's BattleTech miniatures and you'll be ready for any combat. BattleTech miniatures like those shown below look terrific when painted with PARTHA PAINTS finishing products. |
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Contents[edit]
- Four metal miniatures
- (20-837) Wolverine
- (20-834) Crusader
- (20-836) Shadow Hawk
- (20-831) Stinger (1988-1991) or (20-832) Wasp (1992-)
- Four metal bases
Materials[edit]
When originally released, Ral Partha produced these miniatures using a lead alloy. In 1993 Ral Partha converted from lead alloy to Ralidium, its own special formulation of lead-free pewter with no change in the catalog code.