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Re: Star Wars micromachines

From: John Kovalic <muskrat@m...>
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 1997 07:42:16 -0500
Subject: Re: Star Wars micromachines

Scott wrote:
>At 08:55 PM 2/5/97 -0600, John Kovalic wrote:
>
>>I use the regular West End rules, not even modifying the scale. But
they
>>could be used with any rules.
>
>Tonight I noticed a post on Usenet saying that using centimeters
instead of
>inches for the battlefield scale seems to work real well.

It depends on your table size. Our local store has a 12'x6' table, so we
didn't need to reduce the scale for a nice, big game (10 squads per
side,
plus "air" support from straffing Tie Fighters and A-wings, as well as
Shuttle Tyridium landings -- several other MicroMachine releases are to
scale with the figures).

The scale has a nice feel with the smaller figures.

>Are Star Wars Miniatures Battles,the Companion,and Imperial
Entanglements
>still in print? A Full Thrust/Star Wars game sounds good.

Yup. They're all available. Good, simple game.

>>At this price ($4-$5 per squad), they're cheap enough to be used on
their
>>own. I must have between 15-20 squads now, enough for really big
games. And
>>there are plenty of troop types to choose from.
>
>Yeah,I wanted an excuse to buy them anyway. :)
>Thanks for the reply!
>
>-Scott
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