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> In lugnet.announce.moc, Jon Furman writes:
> I understand For this to have aggressive play value as a theme there will
> need to be an invading enemy and some type of Governmental fortification for
> the defending soldiers to issue from.
> Imagine a battle scene with cannons, crossbows, pikes, muskets, cutlasses,
> etc. You could begin to understand the frustration of a castle defender who
> sees a cannon breach his walls for the first time.
Hi Jon,
Following that train-of-thought, y’know what would be kinda kewl?
A battle field scenario… a small stand-off upon a brick terrain.
There could be three sets or so, and each terrain piece could be modular.
Has this been done?
I know that buildings naturally seem the most likely to be modular,
but little hill pieces that join via a Technic pin would be awesome!
Oh and, the battle-field terrain pieces could also be coupled with…say…
the town! Not only would the terrain be able to integrate with other terrain
pieces, but also work with the building structures!
Just an idea,
--==Richard==--
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Richard,
I don’t know if it’s been done, but I’d love to see someone do some terrain
for this idea( I’m no
good at terrain). It would be awesome to see these fully compatible sets.
Especially for a battle
sequence! Jon
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In lugnet.castle, Richard Noeckel writes:
>
> Following that train-of-thought, y’know what would be kinda kewl?
> A battle field scenario… a small stand-off upon a brick terrain.
> There could be three sets or so, and each terrain piece could be modular.
>
> Has this been done?
MegaBlocks has done something like this with their "Dragons" line.
Paul Sinasohn
LUGNET #115
BAYLUG
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