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dafrca

Post subject: Basing 120mm Mortars

Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:34 am

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Quote (Cuban Commissar @ 17 June 2006 (23:11))

Great work Dafcra!

Are these mortars used for your sci-fi armies. ?The low tech ones...

Thanks and Yes, my collection is a two era sort. I have "Very Near Future (Almost Modern) and the Way SciFi stuff. These are used by my PDF Army, but in truth could be used by anyone willing to put them out there. :;):

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centurion

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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:44 am

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Hi,
Great work so far. This brings back fond memories :cool:

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vanvlak

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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 10:59 am

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Nice work Dafrca - I liked the flat-tyre-wheelie trick

Thanks for the tutorial + pics

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dafrca

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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 3:36 pm

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Quote (centurion @ 18 June 2006 (00:44))

This brings back fond memories ? :cool:

Yep, I think it is the nostalgia that is sending me back to 15mm.

I remember playing Traveller, Snapshot, and Striker for hours on end. :cool:

Fun Times, we used mostly Airfix WWII 1/72nd guys because we could not afford the metal then. :laugh:

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dafrca

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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 3:37 pm

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Quote (vanvlak @ 18 June 2006 (02:59))

Nice work Dafrca - I liked the flat-tyre-wheelie trick

Thanks for the tutorial + pics

Thanks and you are welcome.

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MaksimSmelchak

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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 4:41 pm

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Hi Dafrca,

Looks great!

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Suvarov454

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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:17 pm

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Quote (dafrca @ 18 June 2006 (15:36))

Quote (centurion @ 18 June 2006 (00:44))

This brings back fond memories ? :cool:

Yep, I think it is the nostalgia that is sending me back to 15mm.

I remember playing Traveller, Snapshot, and Striker for hours on end. ? :cool:

Fun Times, we used mostly Airfix WWII 1/72nd guys because we could not afford the metal then. ? :laugh:

dafrca

I'm so jealous! ?I was never able to get a game together (but I still spent hours designing vehicles and units using Striker Book 3 and Traveller Book 4). ?

It always struck me as a bit odd that if a weapon's penetration was 6 less than the armor, that the tank could brush off all hits from that weapon. ?Did you play with tanks very often? ?Did you suffer from the immunity problem at all?

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dafrca

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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:59 pm

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Quote (Suvarov454 @ 19 June 2006 (05:17))

Quote (dafrca @ 18 June 2006 (15:36))

Quote (centurion @ 18 June 2006 (00:44))

This brings back fond memories ? :cool:

Yep, I think it is the nostalgia that is sending me back to 15mm.

I remember playing Traveller, Snapshot, and Striker for hours on end. ? :cool:

Fun Times, we used mostly Airfix WWII 1/72nd guys because we could not afford the metal then. ? :laugh:

dafrca

Stryker and Traveller was where I learned to "House Rule" beyond a single sheet. We had tons of sheets. :laugh:

But to your point, that is one of the reasons I switched over to Dirtside. The creation rules etc just felt better.

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