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Hoping this game can get more coverage, as I've only seen one or two references on here.

Mobile Frame Zero

http://mobileframezero.com/mfz/

Table top wargame: check

Model Customization: check

scenarios/campaigns if desired: check

Lego: check! Wait.....Lego? That's right kids. Lego. You design your skirmish team of Lego mechs.

Review:
https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2014/01/mobile-frame-zero-rapid-attack-a-lego-miniatures-game-review.html

Will look at later. On break at work now.

I think this was my first ever kickstarter. Oh, those were the days..

I love the game and the concept. I've designed a few teams but haven't built any yet, figuring out where to get the specific parts is hard if you use weird or unique lego bits.

As ph34r said, acquiring obscure lego bits is difficult. The most basic design requires a certain piece I'm not sure any modern kits get (I've never found it on a shelf, at least!)

I know the concept is using legos, but I think 3d printing could do magic for the game...

So how does the game itself play? Been interested in it since I saw it a while back, but haven't really heard much about it.

Certainly on my must-get-around-to-playing-this list.

I haven't actually played a game yet either but I love wargames and lego.

As far as finding rare pieces, bricklink is like crack for lego fans. And you can easily build a reg model for cheap. Of a regular wargame individual model runs between $5-10 finding the pieces off of bricklink and rummaging through your lego bin means you can do it much cheaper.
.I have several pdfs for instructions.
But really be creative. You don't need rare pieces to make things look good.

Once covid is done I am hoping to get my brothers-in-law into some games.