Re: Can't Recommend this Site for GZG fans (was Re: Dirtside Miniatures -take a look at these)

Status: RO

On the other hand, a number of us silently steamed. He popped when
someone
was looking for Ogre minis; I don't think his 'land trains' fit the bill
at
all. He popped up talking about his space ships when someone had
questions
about Full Thrust. The pics on the web site are of all painted; the
comments suggest the ships are smooth to allow creativity and some kind
of
painting magic. Fine, I like CMD's details. It got VERY tiresome, over
and
over.

Have to admit, though, it's nice to see Fireball XL-5 lives on in some
of
the ships. ;->=

Mr. Haun, I applauded your attempts to introduce another possible source
of
figs; not your fault it was accompanied by very bad memories.
Personally, I
rather like some of the smaller tank/gev vehicles.

As Allen mentioned, he has been much more circumspect. Perhaps I'll
become
a customer again. Seems I bought some of his stuff at GenCon XIII. ;->=

The_Beast

agoodall@sympatico.ca on 10/03/97 08:00:17 PM

Please respond to FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk

To:   FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk
cc:    (bcc: Doug Evans/CSN/UNEBR)
Subject:  Re: Can't Recommend this Site for GZG fans (was Re: Dirtside
      Miniatures -take a look at these)

On Fri, 3 Oct 1997 09:35:56 -0400, "Haun, Gilles, SSG"
<haung@Eustis-EMH10.army.mil> wrote:
>My apologies to everyone out there - my intent was not to promote the
>guy's product as a great game.
Hey, Gil, not to worry. As I said, you meant well. Not everyone took
this guy's comments the way Steve Pugh and I did. Besides, his figures
are pretty affordable.
Allan Goodall  -  agoodall@sympatico.ca
"The secret rules of engagement are hard to endorse,
 when the appearance of conflict meets the appearance of force"
		       - The Tragically Hip