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They don't glue with polysterene cement as I recall either.

Everyone who picks up the MC license is doomed for failure it seems.

The prepainted mini game from FFG tanked pretty quick, and the RPG that was being worked on while the movie was being made had its plug pulled before it even finished.

It was too bad the RPG looked like it was going to be pretty good :(

The pre-painted mini game had odd rules, a weird board, and all the models were on hexes, with larger models spanning two or more hexes. Very..unwieldy. Also, the pre-paints were between 28 and 54mm scale, meaning they didn't proxy in for anything. (They also really watered down the aesthetic, which was very unique and part of the appeal in the first place, but that's a whole other story.)

The older warzone figs are actually pretty comparable to what GW had at the time, although they didn't have a whiz like Jes Goodwin sculpting for them.

Also, Mutant Chronicles, Siege of the Citadel was an awesome game, and came with a boatload of miniatures as well. A full set of that game would be pretty valuable I'd imagine.

For those requesting size, one of my regular squads (Warzone) side by side with a platoon command squad (GW)



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I repeat my earlier question: Do any U.S. folks want to go in on an order? Even with one of us receiving and then remailing the others' stuff, it should be cheaper than buying direct. I'm in Seattle, Washington, and if anyone happens to be local we could even skip the shipping.

On a tangential note, nice paintscheme there, Miguelsan!

Savnock wrote:I repeat my earlier question: Do any U.S. folks want to go in on an order? Even with one of us receiving and then remailing the others' stuff, it should be cheaper than buying direct. I'm in Seattle, Washington, and if anyone happens to be local we could even skip the shipping.

On a tangential note, nice paintscheme there, Miguelsan!

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