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I do. It is not a simple system to understand and the books are not intuitive. There is something of an 80's RPG about them, there are a lot of tables. Once you've figured it out it has a great flow and if you approach with the right mindset is very rewarding. This is Ed's YT channel, not much...

The later versions of FNG from Two Hour Wargames had semi autonomous enemy PEFs (possible enemy force) that functioned a little like blips from Space Hulk. I'm not saying I called in an airstrike on a water buffalo once, but if I did, it was nothing compared to the warcrimes committed by other...

I agree with the troll, probably best as a supplement. I think this mostly because you can commit to it better and have scenarios built around the concept. Rolling road and trying to job lorries/trains/post office vans.

But RPGs are generally cooperative, in a competitive game if your opponent has invested in 'optional' extras then you are at a disadvantage.

I'd actually guess that the book would be pretty cheap as the models are where they are going to get their money back. I bought the terrain at a fraction of what GW are now selling it at in individual boxes.

From the bottom of the article. So you can build your own stuff but are punished for doing so.

Johnny never played well with others.

Depends on the models, but probably.

I have 2 of the old ones built out to sub assemblies but I've given them servitor drivers and I'm attaching some 3d printed industrial gear to turn them into forklifts. I could see military ones guarding the ash gates but that's about it.

I have some of the models, never even thought about buying the rules though.

Perhaps we could club together and send one person to buy us all copies.

I'll see what Wayland is selling them at or how many people are ditching the terrain on eBay.

Sadly I don't think I can make Tribemeet. I shall summon @Mad Robot and see what he says.

For those of us who are? I've been waiting on them showing up in the store before doing another MR order.

Here's a guide. Trading Standards

I hate using GS. Brown and grey putties are much more versatile and easier to use. You've done a good job though, I never thought of mixing it with Milliput.

For them, there clearly is no reason. For me, a sense of personal pride that I did a good job?

Totally agree but that wasn't how it was pitched.

I have to agree with @Ardavion I don't like it and it makes no sense. It's too big and slow for what was being pitched as vehicular game and if it ever steps off solid rock it's going to sink.

Yeah I know that pain well. I was thinking more about the mid range of companies like Mantic or Warlord but I don't know them personally so can't speak about if they'd be interested or not. For something historical like Bolt Action it would actually make a lot of sense to have STLs for weird and...