Derek Fulton wrote:

> G'Day
>
> You can find photos of my 6mm here :
>
> http://www.users.bigpond.com/derekfulton/Gallery/Gallery.htm
>
> There's a few photos of my GZG NSL and photos of a demo game myself and
> a few friends ran in 2001.

Oh and of course there's Beth's (my wife and light of my life) Daleks,
their 6mm too. Better not forget them :)

Also there's a picture of some GZG 6mm Bugs under the Bugs and X-fools
section.

Cheers

Derek

t_heaney wrote:

> Hi, I've posted some more photos in the Thomas Heaney folder of the
> Photos section. Some you may recognise from my old Dirtside website
> but there are some new ones there (MUCH better quality) of some
> Future Wars VTOLs.
>
> Thomas
>
G'Day

You can find photos of my 6mm here :

http://www.users.bigpond.com/derekfulton/Gallery/Gallery.htm

There's a few photos of my GZG NSL and photos of a demo game myself and
a few friends ran in 2001.

Cheers

Derek

I just updated the links section.

Please feel free to add links of your own!

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

There's also Geo Wars. It's a simple, fast game that some group out
there(I read about it on one of the 6mm lists) is using for 20-30
mechs in a couple hours instead of 20-30 mechs in a couple days using
Battletech. It covers any genre and has is pretty versatile, but not
detailed oriented. I've uploaded the rules in the files section.

I've also uploaded the Prophecy of Wars rules in case any one is
interested.

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
>

Hi, I've posted some more photos in the Thomas Heaney folder of the
Photos section. Some you may recognise from my old Dirtside website
but there are some new ones there (MUCH better quality) of some
Future Wars VTOLs.

Thomas

There's also Geo Wars. It's a simple, fast game that some group out
there(I read about it on one of the 6mm lists) is using for 20-30
mechs in a couple hours instead of 20-30 mechs in a couple days using
Battletech. It covers any genre and has is pretty versatile, but not
detailed oriented. I've uploaded the rules in the files section.

I've also uploaded the Prophecy of Wars rules in case any one is
interested.

  --- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
  <danielc@e...> wrote:
  > OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
  >

I've posted some photos in the 'Steve Blease' folder - if you've seen
the Iron Cow website don't bother looking as they are one and the
same, but if you haven't have a look at these. The German forces are
from my old 2300AD German force...

Steve

I have to go to work now but I haven't forgot the rest of you that I
didn't get to yet.

If you want to be unmoderated (all humans, humanoids, and non-spambot
non-humanoids qualify) just e-mail me, post a message (hence showing
me you are 'real' - I guess that is the term) or contact any of the
moderators who you know and we will fix that.  I have set up
a "respond to" type message for the newbies (I think) that will
hopefully help them get to unmoderated status ASAP.

Gracias,

Glenn

Whose computers at work hate or disdain him... and show it.

Dude!  You have RIVETs minis!  I have a bunch as well.  By any
chance, do you have two Dive Boppers that you can part with?  I have
extras (by extra, I'm building complete counter sets from the game,
and have more of most types than I need - especially LBs!) of most
everything else.

Please let me know!

Thanks,

John

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, I posted a few pictures into the Photo section to get the ball
> rolling. I posted a photo of my Dropship Group and three of some
of
> the RIVETS minis done by Martian Metals some years ago.
>
> Let's see some of your guys stuff.
>
> dafrca

Technically FASA made the Game "Centurion" as part of their "Renegade
Legion: games and Universe. The miniatures were first made by C-C
minis, and then  lisenced to Ral Partha. When Whiz-Kids bought Partha
the lisence reverted to C-C (who now makes them again. You can order
them through the C-C web-site).

Matthew Bailey




--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, <warbeads@j...> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 20 May 2004 07:16:48 -0700 "Maksim-Smelchak" <max200@l...>
> writes:
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> >Glenn,
> >
> >Over at 6mm_minis:
> >
> >http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/6mm_Miniatures/
> >
> >I have links to nearly all existing games including the ones we've
> >already
> >mentioned and more in the following folder:
> >
> >Bookmarks > 6mm Sci-fi Resources and Rules Links
> >
>
> I guess we should either copy the links or link over to that folder.
>
> >Centurion was made by Ral Partha before its' demise. It's great game.
>
> Ah, Ral Partha.  Used to have a bunch of 25 mm historicals from them.
> Good figures, generally.
>
> >I
> >beleive that Whiz Kids now owns the rights to the game.
> >
>
> Hmm.
>
> >I have several links to Centruion sites over at 6mm_minis.
> >
> >I would be happy if you wanted to import those links libraries over
> >here to
> >your site for the enrichment of all. That's why I put them together.
> >
>
> Sounds good to me
>
> >I would also be happy to help out with moderation here or whatever
> >else
> >needs to be done. The more, the merrier!
> >
>
> Eventually I would like to have a co-owner or two and two or three
> moderators 'just in case' something happens so the list won't become an
> 'orphan' list.
>
> >Shalom,
> >Maksim-Smelchak.
> >
>
> Gracias,
> Glenn
>
>
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--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, I posted a few pictures into the Photo section to get the ball
> rolling. I posted a photo of my Dropship Group and three of some of
> the RIVETS minis done by Martian Metals some years ago.
>
> Let's see some of your guys stuff.
>
> dafrca

I just realized I don't have any pictures of my 6 mm miniatures...

Guess I better fix that.

Good idea.

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Maksim"
<max200@l...> wrote:

We all appreciate your posting the notice.  I have dramatically
reduced my lists I post over the last few months.  Others can feel
free to invite their virtual and (hmm, what word would you
use... 'local' (?)) friends to come join.

Gracias,

Glenn

"Maksim" <max200@l...> wrote:
> My friend has started a new E-group to discuss 6mm sci-fi
> albeit not GW 6mm sci-fi miniatures gaming:
>
> http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/6mmScienceFictionWarGames/
>
> Anyone interested is invited.
>
> Shalom,
> Maksim-Smelchak.
>
> P.S.
> I posted the above invitation across a few E-groups.

Thanks Maksim, I am sure this will help bring in some more members.
The more the merrier.

dafrca

My friend has started a new E-group to discuss 6mm sci-fi albeit not
GW 6mm sci-fi miniatures gaming:

http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/6mmScienceFictionWarGames/

Anyone interested is invited.

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

P.S.
I posted the above invitation across a few E-groups.

OK, I posted a few pictures into the Photo section to get the ball
rolling. I posted a photo of my Dropship Group and three of some of
the RIVETS minis done by Martian Metals some years ago.

Let's see some of your guys stuff.

dafrca

On Thu, 20 May 2004 07:16:48 -0700 "Maksim-Smelchak" <max200@...>
writes:
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>
>Glenn,
>
>Over at 6mm_minis:
>
>http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/6mm_Miniatures/
>
>I have links to nearly all existing games including the ones we've
>already
>mentioned and more in the following folder:
>
>Bookmarks > 6mm Sci-fi Resources and Rules Links
>

I guess we should either copy the links or link over to that folder.

>Centurion was made by Ral Partha before its' demise. It's great game.

Ah, Ral Partha.  Used to have a bunch of 25 mm historicals from them.
Good figures, generally.

>I
>beleive that Whiz Kids now owns the rights to the game.
>

Hmm.

>I have several links to Centruion sites over at 6mm_minis.
>
>I would be happy if you wanted to import those links libraries over
>here to
>your site for the enrichment of all. That's why I put them together.
>

Sounds good to me

>I would also be happy to help out with moderation here or whatever
>else
>needs to be done. The more, the merrier!
>

Eventually I would like to have a co-owner or two and two or three
moderators 'just in case' something happens so the list won't become an
'orphan' list.

>Shalom,
>Maksim-Smelchak.
>

Gracias,
Glenn


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I was going to reply on the other message but since it was seconded, I
have no problem with this.

This is an experiment on my part (Yes, I want it to succeed; yes, I want
other moderators and/or list owners - I could drop dead tomorrow - on
this list - hadn't asked since we are so small currently.)  Anyone else
want to be a moderator?

Anyone (I think) can add links in the links section - I intended that as
members you have the necessary permissions to fill links folders, add
pictures, etc.,  as you see fit (sub folders are welcome if you think
it's appropriate.)  I was certainly thinking to add the GZG, Brigade
Models, Adler, H&R/Navwar SF links as appropriate but all other are
certainly welcome.  If the link is not 6 mm oriented please consider
putting it in a sub folder for 2, 10, 15, 20, 25/28 mm or other scale
figures labeled as such for organization's sakes.  Ditto for pictures
although a link to the appropriate 6_mm list folder (or other list
folders) also works (or at least should...) if it already exists
elsewhere and avoids too much duplication.  Pictures DO take space...

I can import the links but I might not get to it for a few days due to
family commitments over the week-end.  So, if anyone else is 'bored'
(LOL, with all that lead to paint?) feel free to act independently.
<grin>

I think of this as 'our list' not just mine.  Being Owner is just a
responsibility, not a divine right.  A responsibility I volunteered for I
admit so I shan't complain it means a few hours moving links and
"moderating."  My wife might, but that's my problem. <VBG>

Gracias,
Glenn


On Thu, 20 May 2004 18:39:28 -0000 "Daniel" <danielc@...>
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>"Maksim-Smelchak" <max200@l...> wrote:
>> I would be happy if you wanted to import those links
>> libraries over here to your site for the enrichment of all.
>> That's why I put them together.
>
>I think this is a great idea. What do you think Glenn?
>
>dafrca
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"Maksim-Smelchak" <max200@l...> wrote:
> I would be happy if you wanted to import those links
> libraries over here to your site for the enrichment of all.
> That's why I put them together.

I think this is a great idea. What do you think Glenn?

dafrca

"Glenn" <warbeads@j...> wrote:
> So if 40K/Epic (40,000 AD or some such IIRC) is far future, would
> Dirtside/Stargrunt/Full Thrust be 'near' future?

Yes, the GZG games bill themselves as "near" future. The idea was
that the units etc. would be recognizable as natural growth from
existing military formations etc.

> What are you preferred settings?  Human-centric?  Earth expansion?
> Aliens only?  Distant galaxy ("What's an 'Earth'?  I'm from Galdor
> 432!") setting?  Insystem (Balkanized world) or inter-planetary?

I do not mind other races/aliens. I just want some that feel like
more then humans in masks. I dislike when they go and make everything
the in the alien force look like it came from a US Mech Infantry
TO&E.

Some of the best Alien work comes from the effect of their play
style. Take the Bugs (Tyranid) from Epic 40k. They play very
different from the "Human" armies. Different set up, organization,
and in order to win with them you must use different tactics.

Just my .02

dafrca

"Tony Francis" <tony@b...> wrote:
> "Daniel" <danielc@e...> wrote:
> > what 6mm rules are there out there?
>
> Iron Cow (Wessex Games)

Did not know about this one. I will have to check it out.

dafrca

-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn [mailto:warbeads@...]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 3:51 AM
To: 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [6mmScienceFictionWarGames] Re: What 6mm Sci-Fi rules are out there?

Who made Centurion?

Gracias,
Glenn.

Glenn wrote:

> So if 40K/Epic (40,000 AD or some such IIRC) is far future, would
> Dirtside/Stargrunt/Full Thrust be 'near' future?  IIRC, Starguard
> (not 6 mm of course) was set in the 'near future' period.  How about
> Iron Cow?  The various FFOT related rules are spread from the 1800's
> to ???

Iron Cow is set in the early 22nd century (their full title is Iron Cow
2103). The setting is similar to the DS2 / SG2 / FT universe (Steve
Blease helped in the initial development of the GZG timeline)

Tony

There are post apocalypse rules settings.  There are near future
rules settings (that's a 'fluid term...) and I expect there must
be 'far future' settings rules too.

So if 40K/Epic (40,000 AD or some such IIRC) is far future, would
Dirtside/Stargrunt/Full Thrust be 'near' future?  IIRC, Starguard
(not 6 mm of course) was set in the 'near future' period.  How about
Iron Cow?  The various FFOT related rules are spread from the 1800's
to ???

What are you preferred settings?  Human-centric?  Earth expansion?
Aliens only?  Distant galaxy ("What's an 'Earth'?  I'm from Galdor
432!") setting?  Insystem (Balkanized world) or inter-planetary?

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Francis"
<tony@b...> wrote:
> --- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
> <danielc@e...> wrote:
> > OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
> >
> > I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside,
Battletech,
> > Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and
Centurion
> > (Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.
> >
>
> Iron Cow (Wessex Games)

Refresh my memory on these.  Are they IGO-UGO or alternate movement? 
Are they as deadly to infantry as I have heard remarked?  Are they
comapny oriented, bigger forces. Smaller forces?

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
>
> I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside, Battletech,
> Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and Centurion
> (Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.
>
> What others are there?
>
> dafrca

Prophecy of War.  OOP but you can download the rules at a Yahoo group
established for the rules.

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Francis"
<tony@b...> wrote:
> --- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
> <danielc@e...> wrote:
> > OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
> >
> > I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside,
Battletech,
> > Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and
Centurion
> > (Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.
> >
>
> Iron Cow (Wessex Games)

Refresh my memory on these.  Are they IGO-UGO or alternate movement?
Are they as deadly to infantry as I have heard remarked?  Are they
comapny oriented, bigger forces. Smaller forces?

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
>
> I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside, Battletech,
> Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and Centurion
> (Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.
>
> What others are there?
>
> dafrca

I know, well I 'remember' might be more accurate, (never seen, read,
played them) that Irregular has 6 mm rules for SF.

I don't know if Adler has any rules for this genre (or rules of any
kind) although I like the pictures of their SF figures (despite the
heads issue.)  If you played 6 and 25 mm games you could use Denizen
for the latter and Adler for the former.

I doubt Scotia bothers with rules.  Many manufacturers just bonus off
other comapnies/individuals rules.

Who made Centurion?

Gracias,
Glenn

--- In 6mmScienceFictionWarGames@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel"
<danielc@e...> wrote:
> OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?
>
> I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside, Battletech,
> Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and Centurion
> (Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.
>

Iron Cow (Wessex Games)

Glenn,

I am willing to come over for a "swim" and see how it goes. I am only
interested in 6mm Sci-Fi and not the rest, so I hope this does do
well.

Just as a side note, do you know there is already a very good site
for 6 mm that does cover Sci-Fi already here on Yahoo. It is ran by
maksimsmelchak. Here is the link:

http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/6mm_Miniatures/

Just a heads up.

In any case, should be interesting.

dafrca

OK, to start the discussion, what 6mm rules are there out there?

I know there is Epic (in it's various forms), Dirtside, Battletech,
Ogre (Out of Print), Fist Full of Games has a couple, and Centurion
(Out of Print). These are the ones I know about.

What others are there?

dafrca