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 Strg Alt wrote:
A few days ago I rediscovered Dropzone Commander (DZC) and read it's rules in the free pdf on the interwebz.

You can download the rulebook from their site, and this is their army builder.

 Strg Alt wrote:
4) The game is geared towards warfare in cities. How is your experience playing DZC in other environments?

It's fine as long as you know in advance and can build a list around it. Playing with little or no cover or LoS blockers radically changes the game.

 Strg Alt wrote:
6) The models are made up of resin. What kind of durability do they have? Are they brittle as the stuff from GW (shudder!) or more sturdier? Are there also models in metal and if this is the case do you have an option to order them in metal instead of resin?

The resin is really good, but sometimes the gates are in stupid places. Metal was used for detail pieces and infantry, but most of it has been moved to resin (and a lot has been re-done in plastic).

One thing to watch out for is some of the models in the starter boxes don't come with the options for their alternate builds.