Kentucky Jones: On Wings of Glory or Tracks Of Death (Pulp Alley AAR)

[Mr. Peabody]

Well, I like what you have done with it...



You have done a nicer job on the rear deck. Looks shorter, too... but that's got to be angle of the shot, yeah?

[Dr. The Viking]

http://www.copplestonecastings.co.uk/range.php?range=VEH

 

No. It is from Pardulon models.


http://pardulon-models.com/de/fahrzeuge/166/schwerer-kampfpanzer-mk.-xiv

[Mr. Peabody]

Thank you... I was straining to believe it was somehow a conversion of the Copplestone beast.

The Pardulon Heavy Battle Tank Mk. XIV is just about perfect!

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Gotcha. Now for those that are in the market, we have two sites of vehicles from the inquiry of one. 

[has.been]

I think Mini-Figs do something similar, as well as other 'tanks' in 28mm. Can any body else back me up/provide a link ? (I am no good at all this 'E-leck Trickery' stuff)

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

I think Mini-Figs do something similar, as well as other 'tanks' in 28mm. Can any body else back me up/provide a link ? (I am no good at all this 'E-leck Trickery' stuff)

Found this....(shrugs)

http://theminiaturespage.com/news/653724875

[Wolf Girl]

Cool looking tank. I could use one of those! 

[d phipps]

That Pardulon tank looks really good. THANKS for the link.

[Dr. The Viking]

That Pardulon tank looks really good. THANKS for the link.

Glad to spread the happy message. Pardulon's a personal friend so please buy an entire company of them. 

[Mr. Peabody]

Definitely pondering the possibility.. Euro killing the Canadian dollar notwithstanding.

[d phipps]

I think the set time limit should have been done away with perhaps. I was never really keen on fixed limits like this, especially when the scenario sort of already has fixed possible endings included. If the plane was shot, well - then it would have ended... or if the plane had gotten away.

Yup, we were just chatting about this last week. I think the turn limit is generally a good idea, because it sets the appropriate tone and encourages action. But there are times when it's probably better to go ahead and play a couple more turns if everyone is in agreement. 

It's like when a movie ends too abruptly and it leaves me wondering why they didn't finish it. 


HAVE FUN

[has.been]

Why not make up your own local rule. It could be:- Each player declares for or against another move; Each player then throws the health dice type for the highest character still on his/her feet; Count the 'Votes' (Dice again if a draw).
Example- Player 1 (in favour of another round) throws a D10 & scores a 9.
Players 2 & 3 (against another round) throw a D10 & a D8, but score a 3 & a 5.
9 votes for another round, 8 votes against. Therefore there will be another round.

Alternatively you could use the method in the excellent Peter Pig game 'AK47'. In that one of the players rolls a D6 at the end of the move & the score is taken away from a run down 'clock' so, for example, the 'clock' now stands at 6. At the end of this move the dice is thrown, and if the score is '6' the game ends, but the game could go on for up to six more moves if the person throwing the dice keeps throwing ones. I have a great knack of throwing ones in a wargame, but never when I want to.