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Etna's Vassal wrote:For anybody who knows the series, you'd have to agree it'd make an amazing game:

The Vision of Escaflowne

Hordes of fantasy infantry supported by three-story tall steam and magic powered suits of knight armor? Hell yes!

That would be so much win. So much fething win. Make it epic scaled with blocks of infantry being 10mm and then guymelifs that are 35mm tall and you're on your way to awesome.

Valve games would be cool. Some Tf2 figs and HL Combine would be on top of my list

Command and Conquer is also on my mind. Dem Overlord Tanks!

Chowderhead wrote:Axe Cop.

Just... Just to see an Axe Cop game would make me scream in joy.

Steve Jackson is putting out Axe Cop Munchkin this year.

Isn't Steve Jackson the guy behind GURPS?

Requia wrote:Isn't Steve Jackson the guy behind GURPS?

Yeah, and a LOT of other board and card games. The guy's a legend.

Axis and Allies. Although Flames of War is, essentially, the same thing, I would like a 40k/ hero scale game.


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Oh, the Call of Duty games would be fun, as would Half Life and, how could I forget, LOST PLANET!

General Seric wrote:

Howard A Treesong wrote:

Formosa wrote:Babylon 5 space game

Hasn't that been don,e both 28mm and spaceships?

I'd quite like to see some Blake's 7 figures, I only know of a few not-federation troopers.

It has been done:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babylon_5_Wars
http://www.agentsofgaming.com/b5w.htm

And harlequin produced a 28mm range which I occasionally see at wargames shows.

http://www.oocities.org/babylon_5_toys/harlequin/index.html

If anyone is interested the Blake's 7 not-federation troops are here for very reasonable amount.
http://www.cpmodelsminiatures.co.uk/CP%20MODELS%2028MM%20SCI-FI%20MINIATURES.htm

crackerbat wrote:Stargate for sure.

Other than that.. mmmm...

Also been done, officially and not.

Here are the licensed ones, the Stargate tab is on the left.
http://cold-war.co.uk/

I did see some unofficial ones once and preferred them to these because they were chunkier, but I think they had to stop making them.

I'd love to see some squa- oh, nevermind.

robocop!

Revive SST

Tenchu in a SpaceHulk style of game. traps and sneaking tests, rice balls and murder!

Anything with a Samurai feel.

winnertakesall wrote:Revive SST

Maybe revive the SST rules as generic Scifi. The minis did nothing for me.

Or redo the minis in the book style instead of the movie style.

Requia wrote:Or redo the minis in the book style instead of the movie style.

Uh, actually they did do a large amount of the minis in the style of neither of those influences.

They based most of the original line-up of models off the "Roughnecks: Starship Trooper Chronicles", the animated series done by Paul Verhoeven(which actually was pretty dang good, for what it was).

Then, they released two expansions which introduced the 'book' versions(the Power Armour list was pretty danged nice for that matter. If I remember right it was Cougar and Grizzly Power Armour) and the 'movie' versions.
It effectively gave the Mobile Infantry three separate iterations: the movie infantry were the 'Light Infantry', the animated series infantry were 'Medium Infantry' and the book iteration of Power Armour were the 'Heavy Infantry'.

It always saddened me that a large amount of the LI+HI never got released, or at least general release enough that I could have found them and got them in bulk

Hmm, the grizzly isn't bad , can't find pics of the cougar. I thought the marauder was the only power armor they put out.

The Marauder and Chickenhawk were the first two "Exo-Suits" they released, both themed off the Roughnecks.

They were less "Power Armour" and more "Support Weapons".

Ghost in the Shell
Flash Gordon
Dune
Robo Cop
Alien/Aliens....
Robotech & any other big mech anime

Dragon's Heaven.

With Elmedine in suit.

The ones I would really like to see are:

Fallout
Mass Effect
Dune

and of course some real Star Wars miniaures

Happygrunt wrote:Axis and Allies. Although Flames of War is, essentially, the same thing, I would like a 40k/ hero scale game.

Axis and Allies is a miniatures game too

Also do you mean 28mm WW2? Theres plenty of that!

Planet of the Apes would be a fun small scale game I think.
SPACE 1999 mini's would be great but as far as a game I don't really know what the goals could be (other than getting home of course).

Requia wrote:

Soo'Vah'Cha wrote:hmmm you could adapt gorkamorka/necromunda into some form of Fallout game, converting the minis would be alot of fun too...

No deathclaws though.

But they just wanna give you hugs! Hugs of doom but hugs nonetheless!
Fallout has plenty of factions with different fighting styles and leaders for a fun game. o god no... Must resist urge to... start NCR IG army...

As unrealistic as it is, i'd love to see a wargame based on the Breath of Fire series.

GEARS OF WAR!!!!

kenshin620 wrote:

Happygrunt wrote:Axis and Allies. Although Flames of War is, essentially, the same thing, I would like a 40k/ hero scale game.

Axis and Allies is a miniatures game too

Also do you mean 28mm WW2? Theres plenty of that!

I know, trust me, I have TONS of Axis and Allies minis.

I guess I meant 28mm WW2.

A good range of 28mm Doctor Who enemies. My top picks would be Daleks (various era models), Cybermen (ditto) and Sontarans.

Since Who's been dropped allready, and War of the Worlds is public Domain (here at least) I'll go for Tron

Kilkrazy wrote:A good range of 28mm Doctor Who enemies. My top picks would be Daleks (various era models), Cybermen (ditto) and Sontarans.

Harlequin did a pretty good range of them too, the quality was a bit off occasionally though. The Citadel ones were closer to a real 28mm so look quite small by comparison.

Yes, I had boxes of the Citadel Daleks and Cybermen but I can't find them. >:C

Apparently the "real" Daleks have grown a bit over the years to allow larger operators to sit inside them. The new Sony Daleks are definitely larger than previous models.

The kids magazine/comic Doctor Who Adventures did a handful of little plastic daleks in the current iDalek style, they pass very well for 28mm.

There's one painted here.
http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/?page_id=18/show-us-yours/dalek/

I hoped the magazine does these again because they seem a little expensive when they appear on eBay, clearly there are other games trying to pick them up.