It's all looking good Dakkon, except for the cross dressing fleigerfausts.

What do you download for the images? What program do you use?

She had a red headed stepsister that looks like the Wendy's girl who lives in Deptford. Only kidding.

I loved the Rocketeer! As a kid I was preprogrammed into this ALternate World War scene. Something bout the axis is evil and romantic all at the same time. Like the phantom of the opera is.

Better to look up the Erratas online and spend the $15 on a unit box.

Nobody said it would be fair. But there's is equal opportunity at turn zero. Turn 1 and on is anyones game. And real world battles don't always go as planned (Gettysburg)

You could also activate units in a blind order by shuffling them upside down and playing them from a deck.

You could penalize the person who's waits by assigning victory points based on activity. Enemies killed, # of turn objective held, etc. you don't want one player to gang up late in the game. Also because the turns are shared amongst players it makes it more friendly instead of being the player who always goes last and the opponents have 2 full turns to annihilate your troops before you can react.

Of course you can. The game is based off of alternating moves and initiative rolls. The mechanics of the game allow for an even 3 way battle. Plus missions could be altered to hold an objective, like king of the hill and stuff like that. It doesn't take much to make the game a three way.

Sure, all three factions have motive against each other. And you can play 3 way meat grinders and missions.

Maybe the allied walker rider is small like a Horse jockey.

But the pilot might actually fit in the cockpit. Instead of looking like he's riding on one of those $0.25 machines outside the grocery store.

I suddenly feel inadequate. I haven't seen that much Dust minis even if you add up all the boxes at the three local stores that try selling it.

Jiltedtoo said: I would love to see this film finished. As for Syfy, they do not show Sci-Fi anymore. They show wrestling, ghost hunters and reality shows. They have SyFailed. Kind of like the History Channel not showing much History anymore.

This is an exciting thing to see other new players still joining up. We are having an official Dust Day here in Phoenix on Saturday and it will be my first time playing. I have convinced 2 stores to carry Dust in my area so far with a little help. And have purchased locally as well. While I enjoy my bulk purchases online for discounts, I still enjoy my little shopping at friendly stores paying full retail price. I only bought what wasn't available locally online. If you pay where you play your hobby will likely prosper too. Half of that was probably unrelated to your thread.

Splattered brain tutorial?

Trust me get the O-core. Avoid future regret!

Yeah it not the fact that buying another core set would suck (I totally want another) it's the finding it part that sucks.

And Saturday is Dust Day

A silhouette comparison between 1:72 and 1:48. Definitely go with 1:48.

I bought a proper 1:48 scale Me 109. We shall see if that turns out better. I'm goin to have to kill another grenadier and that makes me sad. I might shove The beobachter into my squads to even out. I don't care for that unit.

For dust I use the original core box. 40k I use pistol cases for infantry and an Army Transport bag for armor.

I wish you guys luck. It is fun seeing this game get off the ground.

Buy both Then field either one or both depending on mission. Unlike most other games, this one is designed to be fun and challenging any point level and doesn't requires a company on company battle to be fulfilling. Equal fun can be had with 2-3 units per side. The tactics obviously require more player skill and experience in the larger battles.

I thought he said "big moldy mustache" And Bazooka Joe needs corneas, unless he's going all "Book of Eli" on us.