Re: First mini pics for Gropos

In my opinion, N scale is an excellent choice.	The figures paint up
quickly, the buildings are easy to scratchbuild at that scale, there are
lots of things you can add from N-Scale terrain at trainshops that will
fit
and 28mm scale sci-fi ruins will look positively 'epic' in scale...
oops,
best not use that word!

I have 2 complete armies of Warmaster in 10mm, they are painting up fine
and
they were damn cheap.

I think 15mm would have been a fine choice as well, espeically if armor
involvement was limited, but with armor dominating the game I would have
to
say that 10mm is perhaps a better choice.

--Peter

----- Original Message -----
From: "cmorgan" <cmorgan@sjc.edu>
To: <gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu>
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: First mini pics for Gropos

> Then this N scale selection is a mistake. Warhamster is in 10mm, and I
> haven't seen a great deal of success with that. Furthermore, this
scale
also
> prevents folks from using proxies until the true miniature appears,
and
> prevents use of some of the fine terrain other folks have done--there
aren't
> a lot of N-scale futuristic buildings available, as far as I know.