Eureka 10mm VSF?? A possiblity!

[CPalmer]

We are in the final stages of completing our newest rules, "Look, Sarge, No Charts: Napoleonics"; the latest in our Look, Sarge, No Charts series.  After this we will be working on two more volumes in this series: Look, Sarge, No Charts: Ancients & Fantasy; and Look, Sarge, No Charts: VSF (Or as we call it: Look, Sarge, It's GASLIGHT! :-)
   We have been discussing with Nic at Eureka about the possibility of releasing a line of 10mm VSF figures, in conjunction with these rules. These figures would give a VSF spin on the Great Game in the Northwest Frontier, and feature a full line of British, Russian and Pathan troops and equipment, and VSF goodies.  To test the market, Nic has added the basic troops to his 300 club listing on the Eureka website (For some reason under the fantasy catagory?):

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We encourage you to go and order some (or order a lot!) to show your support for this project.  No payment is due at the time of order, only if the figures go into production.

Also, if you truly like the obscure, we have added 10mm SYW Teddy Bears to the 300 Club list!  Please support that project as well if the image of tiny marching ranks of Teddy Bear soldiers for mass combat rules appeals to you.

[surdu]

What does Look, Sarge, It's GASLIGHT bring to the table? With the GASLIGHT Compendium you can play games involving one or two figures per player through large battles involving four to six units per player. With Look, Sarge, It's GASLIGHT you'll be able to play REALLY large games. The Look, Sarge activation scheme (originally developed for Battles by GASLIGHT and adapted to the Look, Sarge series of rules), chartless mechanics, unique morale and spotting systems, and other nuances enables players to concentrate on the battle, not the rules.   One could imagine playing Antietem with VSF elements, a Franco-Prussian war battle with steam-powered vehicles, or really big battles between the great powers on Mars. Each player will command several brigades, but games can be run to completion in less than four hours, even with a table full or troops.

Buck

[Fuzzywuzzieswiflasers]

Sounds Interesting Chris & Buck

The problem is, I can't stand 10mm Its one of those annoying inbetween scales.
I prefer "god's own scale " 28mm, but if I have to go smaller then 15mm would be my preference.

Just my two cents 

cheers
fuzzy.