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Two of my clubmates just played a couple games of TW, both of which ended up illustrating the effect that Fog of War cards can have on the game.
http://chicagoskirmish.blogspot.com/2011/12/two-back-to-back-games-of-tomorrows-war.html

As always, feel free to click and expand the pics in the blog post as they blow up nicely. Here's a couple teasers.

What models are your rooting tooting cowboy there?

The troopers are pig iron productions heavy infantry. The leader/scifi-sherriif is from reaper.

God that cowboy hat makes me think of Starcraft. Nothing beats space rednecks. "Thats a zergaling Lester, smaller type a Zerg".
Awesome APC too.

Btw got my copy of TW for Christmas and it's a really nice book like everyone says. Already organizing my infinity pano and Ariadna into squads

I'm not familiar with Starcraft, but if it looks like a charachter that you recognize, it proably is that charachter. Many of Reaper's figures (especially from the "Chronoscope" line) are pretty obvious "not-copies" of pop culture charachters.

I've got a not-Indy, not-Mad-Max and what might be a not-kaylee (firefly) from Reaper. It must be granted though that they do give you a couple alternate head and hand options for the Indiana Jones'ish guy in addition to the iconic Fedora and whip.