FW: Micro Machines

Exactly. I love the detail of metal minis but the expense and durability
sometime make them seem less than ideal. With MM you can toss a bunch
into a bag and have a game and not worry if your opponent is getting
greasy pizza fingers all over your ten hour/ten dollar paint job/mini.

Paul

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From:  Mike Miserendino [SMTP:phddms1@cris.com]
Sent:  Tuesday, March 25, 1997 4:33 AM
To:  FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk
Subject:  Re: Micro Machines

Mike J. Murtha wrote:
:
>Death) and top it off with a GZG fleet (six of my NAC ships. I find
that the
>micromachines help bring players over to the demo table and them you
have a
>chance to tell them about the game and get them playing.
>It also lets you show them how "generic" GZG are which can be a big
selling
>point.

Yep.  There is also a reduced risk of damage to your minis.  Every time
I've run demos with my metal minis, at least one or two usually suffer
damage from accidents.

Mike Miserendino