Schaten
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I just want some excuse to play with toy soldiers after the 30's...
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Post by Schaten on Sept 18, 2019 3:16:33 GMT
Let me be fast and clear: for the sake of model economy, would it be batter to model "heavy weapon teams" as lone models within small bases or as lone models within a mini diorama in a 60mm base?
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Post by onepagerules on Sept 19, 2019 12:02:09 GMT
I don't understand what you mean with model economy, but either method should be fine. Personally I love the old school heavy weapons teams which had models on individual bases, with one carrying a missile launcher and the other carrying ammo.
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Post by manyslayer on Sept 21, 2019 1:58:55 GMT
To me, doing them individually gives more freedom for multiple rulesets/ways to play. You could always make a 60mm "movement tray" if people are sticklers about them being based together for certain rule sets.
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Schaten
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I just want some excuse to play with toy soldiers after the 30's...
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Post by Schaten on Sept 22, 2019 1:51:23 GMT
I don't understand what you mean with model economy, but either method should be fine. Personally I love the old school heavy weapons teams which had models on individual bases, with one carrying a missile launcher and the other carrying ammo. And i loved that ideia. Probably the meaning of "model economy" was lost in translationg, im sorry. Just wanted to use as few models as possible (expensive things  ) In this case, i have a lot of soldiers carrying Heavy Machine Guns, from a bunch of diferente companies, but none of them have "loaders" with them. They are all in 25mm bases, so i started to wonder "how to represent them?". Your advice actually gave me a good ideia: sci-fi-ish "siege Shields" with ammo boxes attached, in small 25mm bases", to represent a loader and the "Tough(3)" rule.  Thank you. |
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