- Original sculpt (1987). Single piece.
- the Mechcommander box set (1999) single piece one (based on a re-press of the original sculpt, which means it is about 10% smaller but otherwise about the same)
- First resculpt (1999), which has a few parts, is much taller and comparatively thin
- Second resculpt (2004), which has lots of parts and is substantially bulkier. The head is set lower in the torso than the 1999 sculpt.
- Beginner Set 1 sculpt (2004), which is a 1-piece variant of the 2004 resculpt but with the torso LRM-20 ports replaced with SRM-6 ports and some detailing. Also, the hands are sculpted closed.
- Alpha Strike (AS) plastic sculpt, base #24 from the Battletech Introductory Boxed Set and the Assault Lance Pack (2013). This version is nearly identical to the Beginner Set sculpt but in plastic.
- "Classic" Kickstarter (KS) plastic sculpt, Inner Sphere Direct Fire Lance (2021)
- Russian special edition, from Russian-language novel Kickstarter (~2022). Looks like the PGI Atlas, but was apparently correctly licensed.
- CGL Alpha Strike Boxed Set (ASBS) plastic sculpt, base a1 (2023). It represents AS7-S/S4.
- Hansen's Roughriders (HR) sculpt (2023), base 4-1. It is a reposed AS7-D.
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ASBS sculpt This Atlas is painted in a custom Hansen's Roughriders scheme, based on the art from the 1980s vintage Battleforce boxed set. I did this mini for CGL as pre-release hype for the 2023 Alpha Strike boxed set. STATUS: Completed 12/2022. |
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AS sculpt This Atlas is painted in a 14th Lyran Guard scheme. It features pinup art on the left leg; her name is Sarah. STATUS: Completed 11/2021. |
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AS plastic casting This Atlas is painted in the colors of the Nekkar Skye Province Militia. STATUS: Completed 07/2013. |
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2004 casting This mech is painted in the scheme of House Kurita's 12th Ghost Regiment. It features a band of stars and the 12 phases on the moon, and the mech is shown holding the severed arm of a Clan Jade Falcon Madcat. STATUS: Completed and sold, 10/2004. |
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1987 casting This mech is painted in a white camo (called "cyanide" from the MW4 video game), and has SLDF markings. STATUS: Custom job, completed 10/2003. |
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Box-set casting This is a paint scheme that I copied from Jimmy Livingston. It's an exercise in washes and drybrushing... if you want to know how to do it, ask Jimmy because he does it better. ;) STATUS: Custom job, completed, 9/2003. |
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"Helmut Grosskopf" 1987 Casting This is MY Atlas. It's painted in the traditional 11th Lyran Regulars paint scheme, and includes a fearsome shark-tooth grin on the head. Plus, it's the older casting Atlas, so it fits in a miniatures case. ;) STATUS: Completed, 2/2002. Not for sale. |
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1999 Casting The AS7-S2 model from RS:U sports an array of new Lyran technology, including a heavy gauss rifle. This mini was customized to reflect this equipment by J. Frazier of Jeanette's Mech Yard. The paint job is a custom Wolf's Dragoons scheme. STATUS: Custom job, delivered March 2001. |
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"M-60 Mech" 1999 Casting This is a custom conversion of the newer casting Atlas. A hand-held gun has been added to give it more of an "unseen" type of appearance. The gun is made from a Highlander IIC, and the mech has a standard FedCom paint scheme. STATUS: Custom job, delivered February 2001. |
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"Mechcommander 1" 1999 Casting The paint scheme is based on the blue / yellow scheme seen in the PC game Mechcommander. The markings are FedCom as in the game, and an enemy Savannah Master hovercraft is seen on the base. STATUS: This mech was a custom job, delivered April 2000. |
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"Ghostrider" 1987 Casting This Atlas is painted with a ghostly blue flaming skull on an otherwise black mech. There are FedCom markings on the arms and legs. STATUS: This mech was sold, June 2000. |
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"Lance CZ-#1" 1999 Casting This mech is part of an assault lance with an Goliath, Daishi, and Battlemaster. The checker logo is a custom design, and the lance is finished with an airbrushed arctic camo. Weighing in at nearly 400 tons, this is about the nastiest lance you can put together. STATUS: Custom Job, Delivered 10/1999. |
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"Shamrock Surprise" 1987 Casting This mini represents the original casting of the 100-ton Atlas. This rendition of the mech is painted in a 3-color camoflauge scheme with a shark mouth. At home in the woods or on the open battlefield, this mech strikes terror into enemy mechwarriors from both the Inner Sphere and the Clans. STATUS: Custom job, delivered January 1999. |
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