- Unseen casting (airmech mode) - the original Wasp LAM mini. Minis were not producred for the mech and fighter modes of the unseen Wasp LAM.
- Reseen casting (airmech mode)
- Reseen casting (mech mode)
- Reseen casting (fighter mode)
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Reseen casting (airmech mode) This miniature is a reseen Wasp LAM. Painted in a Wolf's Dragoons Epsilon scheme. It's part of a set of the Wasp LAM in all three modes. STATUS: Completed 06/2016. |
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Reseen casting (aero mode) This miniature is a reseen Wasp LAM. Painted in a Wolf's Dragoons Epsilon scheme. It's part of a set of the Wasp LAM in all three modes. STATUS: Completed 06/2016. |
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Reseen casting (mech mode) This miniature is a reseen Wasp LAM. Painted in a Wolf's Dragoons Epsilon scheme. It's part of a set of the Wasp LAM in all three modes. STATUS: Completed 06/2016. |
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Unseen casting This Wasp LAM is painted in the classic 3025-era Team Banzai mercenary scheme. STATUS: Completed 8/2005. |
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Unseen casting Before their discontinuation by FASA, the LAM was the most effective recon platform. This Wasp LAM has an airbrushed scrubland camoflauge scheme and hand-painted unit insignia. For a small mech, this mini exhibits a high level of detail, including numbered decals, formation lights, and intake warning labels. STATUS: This mech was sold in 1999. |
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Unseen casting This part of a matching set comes with the Wasp in both mech and LAM forms. Both mechs have a two-tone gray camo scheme, and hand-painted markings reminiscent of the Robotech Macross series. The mech also features seated antennae, which are often left off this particular mini. STATUS: SOLD, 03/1999. |
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