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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. Some time after this conversion, Ral Partha temporarily produced a version of this set using a combination of Ralidium and Partha Plastic, a type of resin. That version used the catalog number 10-842P, where the suffix P denoted the usage of some Partha Plastic. | 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. Some time after this conversion, Ral Partha temporarily produced a version of this set using a combination of Ralidium and Partha Plastic, a type of resin. That version used the catalog number 10-842P, where the suffix P denoted the usage of some Partha Plastic. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 27 September 2021
| Ral Partha Boxed Set: Heavy Omni Mechs | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Miniature Set |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Ral Partha |
| Product code | 10-842 |
| First published | 1991 |
| Content | |
| Content | four metal miniatures (unpainted) with bases |
| Era | Clan Invasion |
| Series | Ral Partha Boxed Set |
| Followed by | Ral Partha Boxed Set: Assault Omni Mechs |
Description[edit]
The Ral Partha Boxed Set: Heavy Omni Mechs is a collection of four metal miniatures for use in BattleTech.
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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. Some time after this conversion, Ral Partha temporarily produced a version of this set using a combination of Ralidium and Partha Plastic, a type of resin. That version used the catalog number 10-842P, where the suffix P denoted the usage of some Partha Plastic.