has anyone bought one of these yet ?

[Andy1672]

Ive been looking at this 3/34" world peacekeeper Battlefield and I cant figure out if it opens up into a playset or if its just a wall ?

Has anybody seen of of these before ?

[Red Laser]

Only on sites Andy it most likely is just a wall segment the base you get with the quad is flimsy plastic for display only so I think that is the same.

[Andy1672]

Only on sites Andy it most likely is just a wall segment the base you get with the quad is flimsy plastic for display only so I think that is the same.

Thats how it looks, but these things retail for about 40 quid !

Peacekeeper toys are usually pretty cheap, So I am guessing there is more to it than a few figures and a plastic wall ?

[Red Laser]

Here is a link for it http://www.amazon.co.uk/World-Peacekeep ... 56&sr=1-23

[Ross SC]

i used to make sh*t like this, even whole building if i find time + materials i will try & do a tutorial....... it's actually pretty easy.....

[Andy1672]

Cheers ironblood .... no customer reviews as yet, and a similar pic to the one from Lambs toys.

the only extra info is ....... Highly detailed building and figures

[Andy1672]

i used to make sh*t like this, even whole building if i find time + materials i will try & do a tutorial....... it's actually pretty easy.....

I just like the idea of a bombed out building ! It would make a good backdrop.

I would be interested in your tutorial Ross ! what scale did you work in ? any pics ?

[Red Laser]

The building does look like it wraps round so has 2 wall sections it's hard to see with it boxed I couldn't find any pics of it unpacked

[Andy1672]

The building does look like it wraps round so has 2 wall sections it's hard to see with it boxed I couldn't find any pics of it unpacked

I had a look through google images, but couldnt find anything either.

[gung-hoeddie]

i know there not in the same league as palitoy or joe bases but for a diorama scene reminiscent of full metal jacket it would have to be worth a go? I believe they fold to create a derelict building feel.