xcom cyber discs

[majorsmith]

GW tau discs used as heavy support for my tengu greys.

[anevilgiraffe]

nice idea... very simple and effective... hmmmm... tau drones 

[AndrewBeasley]

I have often wondered about using the large brother of the drones as a single seater Grey ship.  The Remora from ForgeWorld Link Here



Basically cut the Grey in half and add a bubble canopy on the top.

Shame about the cost though 

Nice work though on the drones - love the colour scheme.

[The_Beast]

I have often wondered about using the large brother of the drones as a single seater Grey ship.  The Remora from ForgeWorld Link Here

Basically cut the Grey in half and add a bubble canopy on the top.

Shame about the cost though 

Nice work though on the drones - love the colour scheme.

I went to the site, but saw the IA versions, and said to myself, what's he complaining about. Then I saw the price of the others...

Still, while I'm not sure about the size, $16GPB a ship is hardly a knucklebuster. Be aware, though, you have to buy two.

Doug

PS Of course, 'what's he complaining about' from a fellow who is all about the bargain bin diving...

[Bako]

Not terribly big, but still certainly intimidating.

Do you plan on making any chrysalids or mutons in the future? Those two were some of the most scary gribblies I think. Chrysalids mangling operatives after emerging from beyond vision range and then disappearing from sight during night-time terror missions... Eeeesh! And mutons being as tough as they are is all the more worse when you don't notice them on-screen because they're the same damn colour as the ground. I've propped an agent or two a few cells away with rather obvious outcomes.

I keep thinking of attempting an X-COM/UFO game with minis, but it's just more easier to play one of Julian Gollup's fine alien-related tactical games on my computer. Though making the figures just for making them would be fun.