Re: Fav Figs! A question

At 10:19 PM 3/15/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 18:04:57 -0800, "Pat Connaughton"
<ptconn@earthlink.net>
>wrote:
>
> >Just for public interest, what are your favorite 5 or 6 figure
> >makers/suppplies and in what scales?
>
>In no particular order:
<snip>
>- Hallmark's 1/6000 scale pre-dreadnoughts
You wouldn't happen to have tried any of their 1/2400 Ironclads? (again 
with the Austrians)  Their 1/6000 line looks very nice considering the
size 
and that you can fight a battle on a decent sized table. Argh, another 
scale, another period :)

>- RAFM's 25mm/28mm Call of Cthulhu line
Excellent line (esp. since I also play CoC and am getting into various 
colonial/VSF games). I hear the sculpter has some new figures out under 
Pulp Figures http://www.pulpfigures.com/ but I've not seen them yet. 
Reviresco also makes some decent cars and figures for the period. (good 
price as well) Including a certain Police Box and a Martian Tripod...

Sorta On topic note: Um, You can always CoC beasties as various aliens
or 
alien beasties. And I'm sure The Doctor is messing around somewhere, 
sometime in the Tuffyverse. And I think somebody did a Aeronef/Airship 
conversion of Full Thrust. Aeronef the game was inspired by Full Thrust.

(ironclads tend to make good Aeronefs)

>- Old Glory 15mm American Civil War
I normally play ACW using armies from a friend who used mostly OG's.
Very 
well done and he's got enough extras left over for me to have a nice 
brigade or two...(gotta luv 100 figure bags o_O)

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