Sounds like a cool project there Blackcloud6. Would like to see pics if you can. The 100,000 Nappies were a video on you tube. I think the guy was from Spain IIRC. Yes Kawaiku, I have read through the rulebook and it is very interesting. It goes 208 pgs which includes basic army lists and pages with templates to copy for the game. The majority of the pages are story that gets you familiar with the world(s) and factions, and does it in a neat way from the perspective of people in the world instead of just bombarding you with the information. The way it has been presented actually has me wanting to pick up the "Campaign Paradiso" and "Human Sphere" books. The actual rules are only 35 or so pages(with lots of pictures and examples of play). But there are some aspects that are a bit confusing and it seems the only way to understand a couple things is to play, screw it up, re-read and play again. But at no time do they seem overwhelming.
My daughter and I will start with the basic quick start rules for a while then begin incorporating some of the more detailed rules. She is bringing her camera here today from home and I'll try to get some pics this afternoon. The models so far have been fun to paint. The poses are very dynamic and the variety helps to keep you interested in painting up the next one. From what I can gather, there is no need to paint up more than 3 or 4 of any one troop type. The strength of your team lies in the variety you have on it. Also, everything I've read states that the game can handle any number of minis with out breaking down, but most games have about 10 figures. The rules state that if you play with more than 10, you have to start another group, with their own Lieutenant, and they operate separately, but in support with the other group. This seems to lend itself perfectly to multi player teams, although I think one person could easily handle 20-25 figures.
, post 'em there so we have it all in one spot.
