NEW PRODUCT: Mini Times: Shooting Range (1:6 Scale)

Product Details:
- 1/6 Scale
- Expandable
- Assembly required
- This set includes one stall; other stalls must be bought separately to create a full shooting range

Note: Figures and weapons not included (for display only).















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$29.99 USD -- one of the most affordable accessories I've ever seen

Neat! Although if I get one, I'd be tempted to get 2 or 3 heh.

I gotta get some for that price.

The same company has a 1:6 shooting house

To me, the set of three looks like a futurisitc bus stop.

How cool is that?!

Nice, surprised that this came out. It's very similar to the 1/12 scaled little armoury series shooting range.


Definitely looking forward to getting at least two or more units.


Little armoury had the kill house too...

Very cool, and at a very affordable price. Ever with an eye to detail, I wonder about one thing -- if this were an actual range with side-by-side booths, would there be two separate see-through separations between each two?

GubernatorFan wrote:Very cool, and at a very affordable price. Ever with an eye to detail, I wonder about one thing -- if this were an actual range with side-by-side booths, would there be two separate see-through separations between each two?

Usually, no. At least not in any of the ones I’ve been to here in the States (and I’ve lived all over this country). It’s usually a solid wall, so you’re not distracted by the other shooters, or (if you’re a rookie/student) not nervous and getting stressed — which obviously can be dangerous. The see-through element is the one thing I don’t like — but maybe things are different in Asian shooting ranges…?

I haven't spent much time on shooting ranges (since my personality is a poor fit for being around people with guns); but google promptly turns up lots of examples of transparent partitions like this. Maybe they they're meant to be the more upscale or stylish shooting ranges, or maybe something really upper end like CIA spy school. GF is quite right however that the double partition doesn't make much sense -- I get it and appreciate it that MiniTimes provided for a modular assembly row of multiples, but they could have done it with a design making allowances to avoid the doubling up. Actually, it looks like you could probably build a row without the doubling up, though you'd be wasting lots of pieces, and only the ground pieces wouldn't fit properly.

Thanks for confirming. Makes sense, also makes sense why they would not have prioritized correct stacking, since probably few people would buy multiples, relatively. On the other hand, the price is not prohibitive, so some might. MBAM is probably right, one could try to assemble multiples incompletely, so they would stack next to each other correctly.

GubernatorFan wrote:Thanks for confirming. Makes sense, also makes sense why they would not have prioritized correct stacking, since probably few people would buy multiples, relatively. On the other hand, the price is not prohibitive, so some might. MBAM is probably right, one could try to assemble multiples incompletely, so they would stack next to each other correctly.

Yeah, noticing the vertical partitions have notches on both sides. So you could build a center unit fully and attach the left and right outermost horizontal pieces directly to its sides (no doubling). The only thing is, at the bottom left and right, the floor will now protrude. So you need to either drill new holes on the floor or break off the pegs on the partition (which will still be supported by the horizontal pieces. Would look great. Actually I've wanted something like this in 1/6 ever since I saw the Little Armory precursor in 1/12 that Valentin mentioned.

A lot of law enforcement shooting ranges have transparent partitions.

Yeah, that was going to be my guess. “Professionals” get the cool stuff, “civilians” get cheaply made wood.

Ordered 4. Just couldn't beat that [rice for a set piece.

Box contents

The stickers for the numberings are larger than advertised.
Fittings tolerance is pretty bad, but nothing that can't be handle with a heat gun or hot water. Plexiglass is of 1mm thickness and nicely cut and peeled.

For the price I paid, I am still very happy with this set.
( About total 80sgd inclusive of shipping from China. For the USD price, just take 80 divide it by 1.36).

Tentative action shots for gauging first.

Thanks for the in-hand photos and notes, valentin. It looks great and scales nicely.

valentin: Thanks so much for the information and pictures. Now looking evermore to getting this.

It looks great, of itself and in the pics.  For the poor people, the cheap people and the do-it-yourselfers:  I noticed that the promo pics distributed by Tomytec for its Little Armory Shooting Range, which is the 1/12 version of this one (and probably inspired this one to be made) actually include a potentially useful template for making a rough version scaled up to 1/6.  Never got my lazy self to carry it out, but the essential component which is the side piece prints to a good scale on a Legal size sheet.

Really cool!

Great display Valentin! Looks so good with your figures!