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Re: STUDfest VI, The final frontier.
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Mon, 30 Oct 2000 05:55:26 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, James Howse writes:
> Richard, fresh after his brikwars win at V and his acquisition of some
> <expletive indicating heretical 'other' brand of bricks> will be keen to
> kick some more PBB butt, perhaps something along the lines of...
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> ...Deep in the jungles of M'kwarie the noise gently subsided. The crashing
> roar of a spaceship rentering the atmosphere with major damage to it's heat
> shielding and inevitable explosion ceased to echo and the local wildlife
> stopped howling in protest. Normally this would have just been a sad
> occurance and not much more, but this ship had plans to a terrible new
> weapon, the Moon of Doom, currently under construction around the planet of
> Cutefuzythings. For the safety and security of Cutefuzythings everywhere
> (and to win the game) these plans *must* be recovered!...
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> ...TL5 armies,300pts max, all troops must be mounted with a move at least
> 10" or start in a transport/carrier of some description. Beware some of the
> ship's automated point defence weapons may be active and there are rumours
> of Dung-ans around. James will supply the crashed ship, please bring an
> army (e-mail if you want to play but can't get an army together) and plenty
> of trees, rocks, jungles, maybe a ruined outpost or whatever.
This sounds good to me :-)
Actually, better than you could imagine.
STUDfest V (and I like the nomenclature James :-) saw me purchase my first
Paradisa sets, and my first Blockmen set (of which I have subsequently
bought three more). Last weekend saw me back in the Gosford part of the
world, casting about for a worthy Lego set to fiddle with, and finding none,
picked up the MegaBloks tank. Its probably a little over minifig scale, but
there have been some stupendously large battle tanks built since WWII. I'm
not a great fan of MegaBloks (the blocks themselves seem a bit stressed by
being attached to each other), but the tank is cool.
And you know how much I like 'improving' models, and nothing has sprung to
mind in respect of this one - its a really nice model.
In any event, I envisage putting two of them into the field at STUDfest VI,
as long as we're all cool with that (heretical clone) idea.
Make no mistake, Lego is still the thing, but as long as Lego goes on
failing to produce the military stuff, I'll go on buying Tente (as I used to
for naval vessels), Blockmen and now MegaBloks as well.
Now, TL5 is modern day-ish, is it not? Where are those BrikWars rules?
<<shuffle, sift, oh, so that's where that jelly bean went, shuffle, shuffle>>
Richard
Still baldly going...
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| (...) to (...) More true confessions. I too went Lego shopping on Saturday with Mel. We visited about 10 stores but I found nothing to seriously take my fancy (i.e. large sets). OK, I bought about 8 sets but they were mostly tiddlers. BTW, shopping (...) (24 years ago, 30-Oct-00, to lugnet.loc.au)
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| "One needs to be patient, then one will see all things return to you" -LegoYogi Blokka As is began so it continues, STUDfest VI is at Robert Menzies College 136 Herring Road North Ryde on the 10th of December from 12-7ish There will be no cost for (...) (24 years ago, 27-Oct-00, to lugnet.loc.au)
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