To Dave and Andy: Re: Mini Related Questions

Oh well, fools rush in...

Please note this is based, not on actual knowledge, but the fact my last
set of stupid comments actually seemed to help:

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1) Last year at Bifrost ('99) I bought a load of what were called
'em-bug's,
bearing absolutely no similarity to the Starship Troopers (film) bugs at
all
*ahem*. Since I got these from the GZG stall I assumed that the 'e'
stood
for Eureka but I can't find these on his site, does anyone know where I
can
get more or will there be some at Bifrost this year?
I mean 25mm and don't mean either of the 3 bugs in the GZG catalogue

2) I am informed that at a convention last weekend (in the UK) there was
a
game using these bug figures (possibly) and also using at least one big
tanker bug, anyone know where the big bug came from?
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GZG has it's own not-STT Bugs; I'm not sure if Paul has a pic on the
site
or not.

Could the tanker bugs have been Galoob? I've seen 'em in three different
sizes, and can fit into gaming quite well.

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Are there any pictures of the OUDF power armored troops?  If so let me
know
where I can find them.

Also what scale of models do you folks use with the SGII series of
miniatures?  Is 1/48th scale best?
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Ok, now you've done it! If you're going to rekindle holy wars, you are
RIGHT OUT OF HERE!!!

*heh heh*

Actually, I think 'true 25mm' is closer to 1/64th, though certain
apostates
on this list will claim 1/72th or 1/48th. On the other hand, if your
tanks
have to be Evil Empire(tm) steel behemouths, go for 1/35th. A WWII
German
AFV, say an sp-gun or, my favorite, a Maus, can be made into a truly
horrifying monstrosity.

Watch a Baneblade tuck tail and run! ;->=

The_Beast

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