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Miniatures Adventure => Weird Wars => Topic started by: The_Beast on October 08, 2014, 07:36:36 PM
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Sorry, this is one of those times I wish I could post cross-fora.
With the advent of All Quiet on the Martian Front, designed for near-post-Edwardian (WWI if there had been one) Era, I was wondering if anyone knew of someone having whipped up some Martian invaders vs. Flames of War armies? A bit of Turtledove feel, I expect, but not so overwhelming one-sided from the beginning.
Ever since Dystopian Wars tried otherworldly nasties, I've wondered about FoW. I even know a few people who've avoided the local games 'until they bring in Martian tripods.'
I know a couple of folk here have suggested taking the AQotMF figs and proxy for, say, King Tigers as tripods, but I hoped someone figured something with a bit more exotic feel.
As always, Vague-R-Us.
Doug
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There was Death Rays of War. Martians vs. 1950s GIs.
http://www.danmassey.com/?postid=20 (http://www.danmassey.com/?postid=20) (Or that's what the address used to be at)
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Thanks! No longer available, but the Wayback got me there.
I'll make sure I can print out the PDF tomorrow.
Doug
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Well, still want tripods, but I think these can be modified.
While I'm trying to decide whether to go with giant-ized robots or hover saucers, I suspect I'll have to combine them
Thanks again!
Doug
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Oh.
I have a very mixed bag of FoW tanks, 10 of which are actually painted. Mostly late '30s and early war models.
I have Martian tripods.
I never equated the two....!
Sounds fun.
Thus will take some digging, I'm afraid, to find the Martians - and the remaining unpainted tanks; and I cannot remember where my tripods (in two sizes) came from. ???
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I actually bought into the Kickstarter for this very reason. I'll start with Tigers for the tripods, 8-rads for drones, priests for the grenadier tripods and so on until I come up with something better.
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Thanks for all the thoughts!
Haven't gotten further myself with the project, but there may be some local players thinking in the same direction.
We'll see...
Doug