Re: Nailing Dirtside/Stargrunt Chamber Pots (was Re: [GZG] More re: [OFFICIAL] Salute releases....!)

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emu2020@comcast.net <emu2020@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>  I think the key here is going to be variety - within reason.  Having
just
> one contribution to each category of vehicle will lead the GZG hobby
to a
> bit of stagnation.  As the supply of good 15mm vehicles is still
pretty
> limited, I do hope that GZG will add a few more designs to each of
their
> categories.
>
> Of course they have done wonderful things for adding variety by
including
> the bits (grav emitters, guns, etc).	I would like to see them make
the
> walker legs available seperately as well.  These all allow us to take
> vehicles from other companies and tweak them, widening the variety.  I
know
> that some T-55s will be getting some grav emitters soon to make them
into
> low-tech grav vehicles. I would love to be able to give some WW2
German
> Scout Cars legs too.
>
> -Eli
>
>
Gear Kreig figs can still be found. I don't play 15mm Sci-fi but I
understand why the 15mm line is getting all the love right now. I can
buy
25mm Hover tanks from several companys and I can kit bash a good one
pretty
simply. Yet the only company's I can think of make good 15mm sci-fi is
GZG
and PP...Since GZG stuff is darn nice and PP is hit and miss I think GZG
should be slamming the 15 sci-fi's hot and heavy...A stronger company
means
that I might get to finish buying all the 25's I want.
As far as army specific tanks and what not, I don't think it needs to be
done....a small note in the item description saying where Eq is made
would
be cool and could fit the flavor..

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