Quote from: Kassad on 06 April 2011, 06:32:44 PM
Necromunda and Mordheim played in 10mm sounds cool.

Did you say Mordheim in 10mm? 
Lookee here: http://javieratwar.blogspot.com/2010/03/mordheim-using-whaa.html

Couldn't agree more: Mordheim is still (probably) my favourite game ever...and I have some lovely painted warbands for it [as does SteveJ  ]: I have really fond memories of all my MH games - including campaign weekends at Warhammer World 

It's also the reason that I like the Legends games - which combine the beautiful simplicity / subtlety of GW's LotR skirmishing with the best elements of the Mordheim campaign system: top-notch.

Ditto re Necromunda really - although Inquisitor gives so much more depth - and really isn't as overblown / complex as people were making out, back in the day...

I'm also a big fan of THW: CR3.0 is superb as it builds on (literally) years of feedback from active gamers: and Ed gives it away freely  (he's a great guy - so go on & buy one of his commercial systems!)

My latest rules 'love' is Strange Aeons for Cthulhu skirmishing: interesting & fast-play ruleset, again with some well-rated campaign rules...just need them to land!

Oh - and I got the full Firefly RPG as a PDF in the RPGNow Haiti d'load: great for flavour etc, OK-ish for rules (although I've only ever read them & considered them solo rather than played...)

Hi everybody,
                   O Dynas - Thanks for the Savage worlds link.

Well done Blacksmith - another quick batrep, but great visuals, and test.

Nik - I did use the hexmap idea in Mordheim to do a partial random map generator with dice, generate the landscape hex and then see where it fits. GW have come out with some very nice stuff over the years, I just think it was vastly overpriced. I suppose they have large overheads too, but for someone without a bottomless wallet, it was just out of my league.
                   I'm glad I found you guys at the Wolverhampton show in March, doing a nice Starship Trooper starter pack at affordable prices. Another satisfied customer who will be back for more.

Quote from: blacksmith on 06 April 2011, 07:21:56 PM
Did you say Mordheim in 10mm? 
Lookee here: http://javieratwar.blogspot.com/2010/03/mordheim-using-whaa.html

Beautifull... Really!! I love your 10mm Mordheim, great scenics. Played on 60x60cm, is a great soluction for my actually lack of "game space" at home.I' ll study your blog carrefull, it's a "treasure" of ideas. Thanks!

Quote from: Kassad on 07 April 2011, 03:08:07 PM
Beautifull... Really!! I love your 10mm Mordheim, great scenics. Played on 60x60cm, is a great soluction for my actually lack of "game space" at home.I' ll study your blog carrefull, it's a "treasure" of ideas. Thanks!

I'm glad you liked it. If you have any questions please let me know it, I'm happy to help 

QuoteHi folks,
          I'm initially thinking of Planetside skirmish type rules. I might as well specify two categories - Free and commercial. I'm mainly interested in free stuff. I already have WH 40k, Starship Troopers, Chain Reaction 3.0 (I have got the Beamstrike, Heavy Gear, Hammers slammers (Lite) and Necromunda rules -  not had chance to evaluate them yet),  but you can still comment on them.

You could grab couple of packs of Pendraken Alien Creatures and a bunch of Marines... and download these:

http://tabletoptitans.com/rules/0002.php

http://tabletoptitans.com/reports/0010.php

Hi Sixsideddice,
                      Thanks for that, it looks like fun. Still got to paint up my Marines yet. The rules could be converted for other enemies too.