Re: 1/300 Starport Terrain

Yes, this is the stuff. I looked at the drawings at
www.wargames-figures.com
and verified it. But they must have scratch built some of the models, I
didn't see everything I remembered seeing in person. Very impressive
diorama
they had too.

I've sent off a email to mainly military/MBG asking for ordering
details.
Hopefully redirect my inquiry if they've sold the line.

Thanks for all the responses.

Cary
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ground Zero Games" <jon@gzg.com>
To: <gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu>
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2001 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: 1/300 Starport Terrain

> >    I just joined the list and have a question I hope  someone from
the
UK
> >can answer for me.	 When I was in the UK last year, I attended the
> >w.M.M.S show in Birmingham. There was a vendor there selling 1/300
science
> >fiction terrain. Of particular interest was a starport complex, which
I'm
> >still  kicking myself for not buying. I'd love to identify this
vendor
and
> >see if I can  buy this terrain still.   The starport consisted of low
> >buildings with very	sloped walls, 45 degrees or so. Kind of a cross
> >between bunkers and civilian  structures, I guess. The demo model was
> >painted gray with yellow and black  stripes in the landing areas. The
tops
> >of the buildings were pretty flat, and  all the buildings seemed
pretty
> >rectilinear IIRC.   Pretty vague description, I realize, but if it
sounds
> >familiar, I appreciate any information I can get.   Thanks,	 Cary
Hocker
>
> If the tradestand display was a diorama style set-up in a perspex
case,
> then you're probably thinking of the stuff by Mainly Military/MBG - a
range
> that's recently changed hands, having been in production for a LONG
time
> (since the late 70s, IIRC) - but they are still very nice pieces and
very
> usable.
>
> Jon (GZG)
>
>
>