A bit big maybe...

[Gourdo]

But how cool is this? http://tinyurl.com/yko77rd

[Shard]

Sweet balls of Dorn! You could build a decent-sized Inquisitor-scale Imperial Guard platoon for the amount that thing costs!

[Heroka Vendile]

...it's a foot tall, that makes it bigger than a Dreadnaught would be in Inquisitor. It is, however, cool.

[DapperAnarchist]

While that is absurdly large, and expensive, there might be cheaper toy versions...

[MarcoSkoll]

...it's a foot tall.

No it isn't. It's a 30 inch, not a 30 centimetre model.

At that size, it would be about the size of an Inquisitor scale Reaver Titan!

[DapperAnarchist]

... Oh no. You went and said it. Someone is going to do it now...

[MarcoSkoll]

Someone is going to do it now...

I think the practical problems with fitting a 30" model onto a typical table rather outweigh the impressiveness of such a thing.
Anything that big would be pretty much relegated to being a static terrain piece, unless the terrain was very sparse, very cunningly placed, or moved to make way for the Titan.

Not that I'm necessarily trying to put anyone off if they are thinking about doing an Inquisitor scale Titan, but I'm just sharing a few of the problems I turned up in the planning stages of making a 40k scale Warlord (which would have been about 2 feet tall) several years back.

[DapperAnarchist]

Given that, in theory, an Inquisitor game could last about 5 minutes of game time, I see no reason why it could not take place at the foot of a titan, that moves extremely slowly...

[MarcoSkoll]

While I don't have a figure on the speed of a Reaver, a Warhound has a top speed exceeding 35 mph.
Given most humans can't muster more than about half that (particularly when carrying the kind of stuff our characters do), a Titan would need to be expressly still, not merely "moving very slowly".

Which wouldn't be infeasible. A Reaver could well be performing long range fire support (big awareness penalties for the whole game, of course) - but why the characters are going to be hanging around underneath it is a bit of a different question.

[Kallidor]

I guess 30inches works out about 80feet or so at 54mm? That'd make it even bigger than a Reaver Titan, plus the price is absurd. I've seen a 9inch AMP suit for twenty dollars which isn't as well made as this but much more accessible.

[MarcoSkoll]

I guess 30inches works out about 80feet or so at 54mm? That'd make it even bigger than a Reaver Titan.

Reavers, as best as can be worked out, are about 23-24 meters in height if you include the typical carapace mounted missile launcher. So, about 75-80 feet.

Given I expect the 30" figure includes the quite chunky base on that model, I'd say the two would pretty much match up in size.

[Flinty]

Cool it maybe, but do they ever actually sell any?

I once spent a short time making props at the, now long defunct, Alien War ''attraction'' at the Trocadero, and would very occasionally *cough* suppliment *cough* our subsistence wages by selling off an Alien suit (head, hands, tail etc ,taken from an original film prop) for the huge fee, then of £400. From which was taken the cost of latex, buiscuit foam, etc etc; my share left me with enough to add the luxury of beans to my toast once a day for the next 2 weeks if I was careful...

[Myriad]

Given that, in theory, an Inquisitor game could last about 5 minutes of game time, I see no reason why it could not take place at the foot of a titan, that moves extremely slowly...

Hmm.  A slowly descending titan foot...

[DapperAnarchist]

While I don't have a figure on the speed of a Reaver, a Warhound has a top speed exceeding 35 mph.
Given most humans can't muster more than about half that (particularly when carrying the kind of stuff our characters do), a Titan would need to be expressly still, not merely "moving very slowly".

Which wouldn't be infeasible. A Reaver could well be performing long range fire support (big awareness penalties for the whole game, of course) - but why the characters are going to be hanging around underneath it is a bit of a different question.

Well, the obvious option is sabotage. Other options include - Heretek trying to get access to a Dark Age MIU, Thorian who thinks this Reaver is the one that might manifest the Emperor's spirit, assassination attempt covered up by the noise of battle (to quote Jack O'Neill - "Oh, its like shooting someone when the train goes past so no-one hears it!"), Monodominant has commandeered this Reaver to shell a city to dust for a minor infraction, and another Inquisitor decides this is unacceptable...

Damn it, now I need to go to Smyths...

[precinctomega]

Having built and painted a 40k Reaver titan a couple of months ago, I can report that it stands at about 18" tall, so an INQ version would need to be about 36-40" tall.

Not impossible, by any means.  I have plans for a 40k Imperator titan (i.e. I've drawn up the plans and rough blueprints not "I'm planning to build...") which stands 42" tall.

R.