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Re: SGII: Mortars

From: David Brewer <db-ft@w...>
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 1996 19:33:12 -0400
Subject: Re: SGII: Mortars

In message <961013154102_125648479@emout10.mail.aol.com>
Naggaroth@aol.com writes:
> Please, no Workshop stuff, real mortars are much thinner with respect
to
> overall length.  GW is science-fantasy, which is fine for what it is,
but I'm
> looking for science-FICTION, not fantasy.  There must be some UK
MODERN stuff
> out there.

Most 20th century wargamers work at 20mm scale, so if you want to
buy 25mm stuff you may have a problem finding it. Of course you
could just down size so a (20mm) 105mm becomes like an (25mm) 81mm 
or equivalent.

OTOH a mortar is, what?... a tube, a bipod, a baseplate and maybe
a little hand computer to crunch the trajectory. Is this such a 
difficult thing to model from scratch?

-- 
David Brewer

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