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The break down of the parts in the one picure of it in bits must mean we have some really tiny parts. I figured they were just made from the same digital model, guess I let wishful thinking get the best of me.

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Well to add to my previous post. Omni-mechs with interchangable plastic weapons is very much more user friendly.

I used to play battletech very often with a large group a long time ago, the clan stuff plus the background centering on a few of the heads of states and their families soured me on the game. I really enjoyed the management of heat and having to be careful about what you fired each turn with the 3025 tech, that largely changed for many 'mechs after the 3050 readout came out. It's nice to see that the game is still supported for those that still enjoy it though. Hopefully it's successful enough that they can support the game for a long time to come, even if they don't grow large enough to really challenge GW.

Mistress of minis- your showing your age talking about 'paper cut out' mechs... I can remember them in the original BattleDroids box.
Mick