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Superb!!!

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 10:40 am This all looks rather good, Dave. Bit weird, but very good.

Iain

[hmmm, Five Parsecs......Ayton. Hmmm.....]

Yes, this.....very much "this".

Very otherworldly in the best sense, evocative even of the future.

Thanks for the nice comments guys.
15mm Xenos Rampant would be an excellent multi-player massed game sometime...

I'll get painting.

Paul wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2023 1:02 pm Looks brilliant!
I know Ayton is more "historical" based but i'd like to consider some 15mm sci fi in the future?
I've been considering offloading all my 6mm sci fi to concentrate on 15mm. Having a the same "period" in 2 sizes (3 if you count crews for Stargrave in 28mm) doesn't make much sense when it's one I never play

What 6mm do you have?

FreddBloggs wrote: ↑Tue Aug 08, 2023 9:57 am

Paul wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2023 1:02 pm Looks brilliant!
I know Ayton is more "historical" based but i'd like to consider some 15mm sci fi in the future?
I've been considering offloading all my 6mm sci fi to concentrate on 15mm. Having a the same "period" in 2 sizes (3 if you count crews for Stargrave in 28mm) doesn't make much sense when it's one I never play

What 6mm do you have?

Way Way too much, and fortunately/unfortunately most of it OOP stuff that attracts a premium! Such as Dark Realm and Steel Crown. I was going to count it up, photograph it today and Ebay it rather than feel guilty by asking market price here instead of what would seems a more sensible price to normal people like...er....us.
Always happy to discuss and knock a significant chunk off an ebay price for LAWers, but you might well run away screaming/laughing etc... at the prices people have been paying (£20 for a blister of 4 vehicles FFS).

Ahhhh ok, fleabay away.

Or sort it all out and take a stand at joy of 6 with it, I know gamers who would bite your hand for dark realm stuff.

I'm not sure I'm comfortable with the idea of people queueing up to gawp at Paul's Dark Realm.

I put together a 28mm 17th Century skirmish game last weekend, and had a merry time ambushing my mate with assorted gothic horrors and nasties. The basic plot was that in the dead of winter nothing had been heard from a small harbour town for several weeks. The Duke duly sent a party to investigate and, as they made their way through deserted streets, they realised something was horribly wrong...



















The initial attacks were dealt with fairly well, but losses started to mount as the numbers of fiendish enemies increased.









Assailed from all sides, the intrepid investigators pushed across the main bridge to confront the terrifying vampire master and his powerful servants, finally proving victorious despite the terrible odds.











Figures from various ranges, mostly Redoubt and Bicorne for the investigators, many others for the gribblies. Rules were GW's Legends of the High Seas, with a few mods.